His satellite tags had provided vivid new information of the remarkable distances travelled by these unpredictable predators during their brief lives.
But one of the characteristics of the south Wales mining community is a vivid sense of humour".
"Combining text with vivid imagery and high-quality video, they have woven their narrative into a compelling and immersive multimedia reconstruction," read the judgment.
His first forays into art were collages and cut-ups of magazines, which he still makes and exhibits from time to time, cultural references spliced together to form vivid and unsettling wholes.
A vivid personality and at times an influential figure in intellectual and political life, he observed enough of the rules of the game to maintain a comfortable, although far from lavish, lifestyle.
And a programme on the Northern Ireland hunger strikes that had a rather vivid contribution from Ian Paisley was mangled for fear of it projecting a nasty image of Britain.
A new burlesque played at the Court Theatre on Wednesday night owes an attraction, which is said to have been cordially appreciated by the audience, to the circumstance of its including vivid caricatures of Mr. Gladstone, Mr. Lowe, and Mr. Ayrton among the characters represented.
We like to pretend that we're in awe of these huge creatures, so much bigger and stronger than us; so much more vivid, more real.
While their growing eminence may or may not presage a new era of European dominance, their swelling popularity reveals the power of their thumb-twitching pastime — and how eager golf fans are for vivid personalities.
Her first solo credit came with Holiday Camp (1947), a vivid depiction of postwar working-class people at play.
All in all, it paints a vivid picture of a person with expensive tastes and the means to sate them.
