It's pretty inelegant in execution, and it's certainly not inconspicuous.
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"Practice" is fascinating in concept and deeply questionable in execution.
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Qassim Suleimani was utterly brilliant, in conception and in execution.
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The Pokémon Go Plus is reasonably priced, though imperfect in execution.
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Alas, the idea proved more successful in theory than in execution.
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But, in execution, the crumpets look creepy AF and vaguely murderous.
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Yet, in execution, Booker's plan was a disaster for Kavanaugh foes.
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It's smart but simple; feminist in principle but playful in execution.
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The only problem: it all works better in concept than in execution.
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Unlike most marketing services out there, Simple doesn't involve itself in execution.
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The Conners is a project failed not in execution but in premise.
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Sometimes an idea that seems great in theory proves problematic in execution.
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It is deeply modern pop in sound, but also D.I.Y. in execution.
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Good deeds can be as beautiful in execution as they are in intention.
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"We need to accelerate in execution and go deeper in integration," he said.
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It's goofy stuff, but harrowing in execution, otherworldly and crushing all at once.
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The methodology of chaos engineering is simple in concept, but hard in execution.
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For Children It's French in origin, fantastical in concept and freewheeling in execution.
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The district court's decision in Execution Protocol rests on the most technical grounds.
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Dash buttons are connected and powered by cloud infrastructure, but they're simple in execution.
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I love clothes that feel modern in execution but still evoke something old-timey.
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In execution, the project was more like conducting a symphony than a science experiment.
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One incoherently edited sequence involving Mac and Kelly's phones completely falls apart in execution.
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His hectoring, however tactless in execution, is hard to argue with on the merits.
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Flawless in execution, he out-pointed Jet in every round, barely breaking a sweat.
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The collapse of physical distance was simple in design, perhaps, but stunning in execution.
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"It's deceptively simple in concept and very difficult and complicated in execution," Butterfield said.
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There's even photographic proof of the rapper's special request, though it's much different in execution.
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That makes sense as far as a monetization tactic, but it doesn't work in execution.
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It's simple (in concept, not in execution), but also a thoroughly pleasant and natural combo.
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It's generally admitted that the Shitty Media Men list was at least flawed in execution.
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"As with most companies, the biggest challenge will be continued excellence in execution," said Quinn.
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I think they have a competency in execution and they have a competency in engineering.
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Delicious in theory, annoyingly laborious in execution (you mean I have to turn on the stove?).
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His policy ideas, again and again, have been disasters in theory and would be in execution.
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Under a new glaring spotlight, deficiencies in execution procedures and medical management have also been exposed.
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They have made all the big policy decisions and now they are just in execution mode.
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She found Simone de Beauvoir's The Second Sex almost ridiculous—in scope, in argument, in execution.
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Yes, it was bad; it was hilariously cheesy in execution, but it was also pretty great.
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On the first night, she ranked fourth in execution scores but still led by 1.75 points overall.
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The statement reported by al-Manar accused insurgents of breaching the truce "in execution of foreign orders".
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Shutdowns vary in execution, from limited blocks on certain social media sites to putting entire towns offline.
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Rigorous in concept, faultless in execution, her art is sublime in a way no one else's is.
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Not that being a sympathetic figure gets you very far here in Execution Alley in any case.
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I can't reasonably argue that Season 4 was "better" in execution than this more reliable new season.
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If I say it was Tolstoyan in its ambition, it was also modernist, Proustian, Joycean in execution.
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The two projects have such similar goals that we should expect them to look similar in execution.
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Clients who want to sell "will experience a delay in execution" because of the review, the firm said.
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From a distance, Mr. Brown's voice is the thing nasal, bendy, erratic in tone but precise in execution.
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Yes, the Hatton Garden job was big and brazen in execution, undone by the gang's almost comical hubris.
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Though linked by literary inspiration and moral anger, the productions now at Signature are utterly different in execution.
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In a review, Shaun Pett found that its menu "is both serious in intent and playful in execution."
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The chaplain is allowed there because he is trained in execution protocol, according to the state's court filing.
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Here love is situated beyond phenomena and in execution without an audience: a solo act with the void.
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It's a meticulous piece of filmmaking, so honed and refined in execution that it becomes nearly unbearable at times.
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It's not a ground-breaking concept on paper, but in execution it couldn't sing with more realness and power.
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American's fondness for capital punishment has been complicated by a major shortfall in execution drugs over the past decade.
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The statue is really happy in design and graceful in execution, and Paris may well be proud of it.
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At least 25 were civilians, including five children, and three of them died in execution-style killings, it said.
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Bites Like the wine selection, the food at Mon Lapin is both serious in intent and playful in execution.
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But in execution, the scene was a dead end for whatever momentum the episode had built to that point.
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River Soma Soma's artistic process is ritualistic and historiographical in conception but process-based and intuitive in execution across media.
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More casually struck, Kyrgios's second effort lacked something in execution, allowing Lajovic to swoop in and easily make the retrieve.
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In execution, Chinese entrepreneurs are unafraid of the tedious, messy, and risky tasks, if they help achieve the ultimate result.
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The Supreme Court gave Oklahoma and its sister death-penalty states the go-ahead to use midazolam in execution cocktails.
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The risk was what if we screwed up in execution and we didn't realize benefits we set out to do.
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In the past few years, children in execution videos have been the subject of voyeuristic headlines and sensationalist television reports.
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A sort of sentient robot son to Tony Stark, Ultron sounds cooler in theory than he actually is in execution.
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OmniBus Also published by Devolver, OmniBus is ridiculous in concept and even more ridiculous in execution — in a great way.
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An artist's rep might have a sense of what they want, but I know in execution, we can't pull it off.
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KINDER MORGAN'S GULF COAST EXPRESS (GCX) AND PERMIAN HIGHWAY PIPELINE PROJECTS IN EXECUTION PHASE, GCX TO BEGIN SERVICE IN OCTOBER -CEO
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Like Nick trading one family for another, Chris's journey to becoming a villain was more interesting in theory than in execution.
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These changes are clearly meant to give Aladdin additional depth; in execution, however, many of these details seem like superficial inserts.
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The paintings are fantastic and feral, both in execution and in suggested narrative; attenuated, often adolescent, sometimes gnomelike creatures populate them.
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"There's no FDA-regulated pharmaceutical company in the United States that's willing to sell its products for use in execution," Dunham said.
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Though complex in execution, the Fed has a simple job description: keep unemployment as low as possible, while keeping inflation around 2%.
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It's an actual brick-and-mortar business, after all, in an industry that is flush with grand ideas but lacking in execution.
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While the foldable phone — think old-school Razr meets smartphone — sounded like a winning concept on paper, it was flawed in execution.
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In execution, though, it's unclear at this point how well it will work—or how productive you can be while using it.
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Obama ran against Bush's two wars (Iraq in concept, Afghanistan in execution), and while both are technically over, neither has completely ended.
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We don't know much else at this point, but CBS has clearly decided that their earlier failure was more in execution than ideation.
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And I think the reality is Elon Musk is not as interested in execution as he is in telling you the big story.
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Both tracks demonstrated his unique modus operandi, a freestyle technique closer in execution to William S. Burroughs cut-ups than battle rap bars.
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However, Murray & Roberts' independent board said the offer price, in conjunction with the risks presented in execution, was "particularly unattractive" for its shareholders.
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"Alvogen has undertaken controls to avoid diversion of this product for use in execution protocols," the company states on its website concerning midazolam.
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Each comes down to a set of bedrock demands between the two sides that, in execution, often appear to be mutually exclusive. 20103.
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Nashville (03-29-12) throttled the top-seeded Chicago Blackhawks in a sweep even more stunning in execution than it was on paper.
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In execution, however, The Good Place reduced that revelation to a series of scenes where the characters made schmoopy faces at each other.
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NASA has enjoyed "sacred cow" status in Washington for decades, despite problems in execution and priorities endemic to any other area of government.
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It brings to American audiences 47 drawings — each deft in execution and handleable in size — from a world marked, like our own, by brutality.
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"We see Pearson as a perpetual restructuring story, with no reliability in execution, dividend cuts, no growth and selling quality, profitable assets," he said.
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But there's now a tool that, while comically absurd in execution, can stick it to the man (advertisers) by effectively disguising your true interests.
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The granting of Indian independence—both overdue and, in execution, hasty—left him stunned and unmoored, and caused a fundamental rethinking of his views.
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So instead of making risky choices, high level play became a technical battle that was beautiful in execution, but tricky to follow for outsiders.
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At first this was another unrealized sketch, to a dismaying degree: One quartet for two couples was tedious in plan and limp in execution.
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It wasn't until recently that I realized my flaw in execution: The DEBT in OUTSTANDING DEBT didn't really change meaning from its base phrase.
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Processes vary in execution based on an organization's product and market, but the key features are always the same: research, hypothesize, prioritize, experiment, analyze … repeat.
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"Led by strong leadership in execution, we find both Cisco and Ciena well positioned to benefit if Huawei's market share were to moderate," Chatterjee said.
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As Mr. Sabsabi acknowledged, many, if not most, of the returning children were exposed to unspeakable acts of macabre violence, including roles in execution videos.
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Compare that to the MCU&aposs smooth sailing, and the differences in execution between Disney&aposs two biggest franchises become abundantly clear and somewhat perplexing.
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As its name indicates, it dabbles with 3D in a manner that's somewhat similar (ambitious as an idea, bad in execution) to the RED Hydrogen One.
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"What may be different now is the willingness and capacity of collectors to acquire, display and steward ambitious works that are nontraditional in execution," he said.
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In execution, will the exit deal — the divorce and breaking of old obligations — be struck at the same time as a trade agreement covering post-Brexit trade?
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The same horror devotees satisfied by the prepackaged premise and grace in execution of Happy Death Day will get everything from Countdown that's there to be gotten.
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Even the deployment of a house cat as an agent of destruction named Meowthra (OK, that's cute) feels more inspired in theory than it does in execution.
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The determination of whether a particular attack is, in fact, a smear lies not so much in the truth of the accusation, but in execution and motivation.
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Likewise, the seven deaths in one family, including women and children, in "execution-style" shootings in the rural Ohio town of Piketon have tripped initial media alarms.
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In the words of one settlement worker, the Trudeau government's ambitious plan to showcase the compassionate side of Canada has been "wonderful" in intent, but "terrible" in execution.
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It's similar in execution to last year's Sony Xperia XZ103, except Sony managed to remove its logo from the bottom chin bezel and replace it with more screen.
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"The change we are arguing for could save public companies millions of dollars or more in execution costs," IEX CEO Brad Katsuyama said in a statement to Reuters.
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A shooter or shooters may be at large after killing eight people in "execution-style killings" in several Pike County, Ohio, homes, according to local law enforcement officials.
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It's better in theory than it is in execution, and it's full of moments that are supposed to pay off years of the series, but fall extremely flat.
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While in police custody, Sims was surrounded by officers and Detective David Abbott told him to strip and masturbate in execution of a search warrant obtained in the case.
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In execution, it's an absolute mess, and it has nothing to do with the fact it was shot in 120 frames per second, five times the normal frame rate.
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"The resulting product is huge in scope, with 23 tracks clocking in at an hour and 10 minutes, but is unnervingly hushed in execution," said John Garrett in PopMatters.
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Like most admirable goals, this one become corrupted in execution so that hundreds of billions of dollars in mortgages were given to people that should not have gotten the loans.
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Detail in execution is the watchword of this show, and DeMarte carries it through, with compositions featuring dozens of individually photographed elements, stitched/pieced together into seamless and lively images.
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How did he write a first book in such dazzling, sparkling prose—so incredibly deft in execution, so precise and artistic in naturalistic descriptions—and so loving in human portraiture?
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The bridge collapsed twice because of failure in execution; Facebook's problem was more a failure of imagination and the inability to see how the platform could be used for harm.
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And they were very well in execution, but on the other side they were also not so much attached to this copy Samwer culture they were basically born out of.
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The survey was pilloried as "almost inconceivably bad" in execution, and Business Insider's tweet publicizing the study was deleted within hours, a move that some attributed to the furor it generated.
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The memoir of a privileged child who went to Eton, its subject is commonplace for the period (it was published in 1940), but in execution, this is a work of genius.
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Some were Salafi, some not, but most were nationalistic in focus, disciplined in execution, and seized with a moronic misapprehension that democracy was an import from the decadent anti-Islam West.
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It flies in the face of how a rap song should feel, and there was a giddy thrill at hearing something that should be a joke in concept slapping in execution.
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On each of the last two weekends, Beyoncé headlined the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival, performing a set that was huge in ambition and historical scope and stunning in execution.
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What's more, the eternally beloved Queen B had already produced an album more ambitious in execution, more political, and with more at stake emotionally than any Drake project likely would or could.
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His big gamble on a sudden and rapid Syria pullout, which broke on Wednesday, is classic Trump in execution and content after he effectively declared mission accomplished and the defeat of ISIS.
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He believes CEO John Flannery is "up to the task" to lead a turnaround at GE. New CEO Jim Hackett "is a philosopher king" who can be "effective in execution," Sonnenfeld said.
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California's utility regulator is issuing a series of sanctions against PG&E for what it calls "failures in execution" during the largest planned power shut-off in state history to avoid wildfires.
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Ruben Östlund (Force Majeure) won the Palme d'Or at Cannes in May for The Square, his high-concept takedown of our high-minded ideals and the myriad ways we flub them in execution.
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And if there are strains in execution, they will pale in comparison with the common goals that Obama and Clinton share -- and which the President will lay out in Tuesday's prime-time address.
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Two dinosaur robots at check-in were also reportedly tremendously mediocre in execution, requiring human assistance for menial tasks, like making copies of a passport, an arguably common undertaking for a front desk agent.
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The routing logic accesses multiple destinations to exhaust all quantities at the best available price before moving on to the next price level, resulting in execution prices equal to or better than the NBBO.
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Sliders was sometimes charming and occasionally inventive, but it was frequently held back by network interference — Fox was never happy the show couldn't replicate the success of The X-Files — and issues in execution.
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Although the Quran is part of an oral tradition of versifying (much of it rhymes, though not in this translation), it is also purposefully opaque, enigmatic in execution, as a divine text should be.
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Nominally, Mr. Mendes's music falls into the genres of bossa nova and Brazilian jazz; in execution, though, the Rio de Janeiro native's nearly six decades of music span jazz, pop and traditional Brazilian music.
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Short selling is complex in execution (involving swaps, puts, margins, etc.) but it's fairly simple in theory: a short is a bet that a company will fail and take its stock price down with it.
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Things went even one step further when a (fake) tattooed Phil joined the band on stage for their performance, the kind of partnership that, on paper, seems utterly strange but, in execution, manages, somehow, to work!
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"We continue to see a strong pipeline of acquisition opportunities, and our independence and our proven track record in execution and operations makes us an attractive partner for utility vendors looking to recycle capital," he said.
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What that looks like in execution remains to be seen, but it certainly indicates that DICE is well aware of how monotonous the previous installment became, no matter how many DLC expansion packs were shuffled out.
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When he landed, however, he came out of his kayak, the equivalent of a yellow card in the kayaking world — not necessarily disqualifying to his claim of a first descent, but also not perfect in execution.
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In the end, at the same time as it approved IEX's application, the SEC issued an "updated" interpretation of its best-price rule, allowing for delays in execution of up to a thousandth of a second.
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With uplifting pop that's orchestral in scope but never cloying in execution, this British band has carved out an unlikely niche that places its frontwoman, Florence Welch, somewhere between Top 40 divas and alternative singer-songwriters.
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But even breaking down the numbers further, a jobs guarantee could look a lot like the military in execution: an expense we deem necessary and that doesn't require some sort of elaborate pay-for when it needs expansion.
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The company has been disciplined in execution of its expansion strategy in the energy sector, assembling a diverse group of large, relatively low-risk utilities while avoiding major acquisitions in higher risk segments of the energy food chain.
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"These are highly strategic assets that with the fullness of time and an improvement in execution will earn considerably more than what they do today," said David Pace, portfolio manager at Greencape Capital, which owns 8.2 percent of Vocus.
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The production techniques used in execution videos produced in Libya were so similar to ones emerging from Syria that some experts theorized that the Islamic State must have dispatched a cameraman from Syria to Libya to achieve that congruence.
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But in execution, Morgan has just as much in common with Alex Garland's 2015 standout Ex Machina, another recent chilly science fiction / horror hybrid about yet another inhuman female creation trying to get out of yet another glass box.
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Like the wine selection, the food — a casual but innovative menu of about 20 small, seasonal plates from Mr. Frappier, the executive chef, and Jessica Noël, the chef de cuisine — is both serious in intent and playful in execution.
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The deterioration in the fiscal deficit relative to the prior year was largely due to an increase in execution of capital expenditure to fund ongoing infrastructure projects, including the just-completed Phase 1 of the Standard Gauge Railway, and election-related current expenditure.
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Bruce Springsteen His recently published memoir has drawn enough positive reviews from serious literary types to suggest that he could receive the same consideration as Dylan, whose own 2004 memoir, "Chronicles," was favorably compared to his most enduring songs in execution and impact.
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The latter plot is minimized in service of the former, and while the intent is clear — the Lodges' treachery becomes even more absurd by contrast with the Meyers' actual trouble — in execution, it just feels like the second story is being sidelined.
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Ode to the Flame, the band's sophomore record, is out April 15, and follows 2014's Death by Burning (Svart Records) in theme as well as in execution—though I'd venture to opine that it blows its predecessor out of the water.
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Phinney's death occurred against the backdrop of Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte's nearly two-year-old "war on drugs," which critics say has led to the deaths of thousands of small-time drug users and dealers in execution-style killings by law enforcement.
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The sense of isolation that's prevalent throughout the exhibit — in Sunshine's resigned pose and Bree's fake team spirit — culminates in "Execution, Huntsville Prison" (2013), a startling photograph that shows a procession of sheriffs in white hats and corrections officers walking to an execution in Texas.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - Islamic State militants put at least 12 people to death in execution-style killings in the ancient city of Palmyra, which they re-captured from the government for a second time in December, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reported on Thursday.
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None of which is fatal for a show that's essentially B-level science-fiction comfort food — not as imaginative as Syfy's other recent time-travel series, "Continuum," but superior in execution and slightly more ambitious in its storytelling than most of the channel's other offerings.
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Even a brief stretch of obvious and self-serious Oscar bait—one relatively successful in execution (2001's Ali) and one not-as-much (the previous year's The Legend of Bagger Vance)—couldn't damage his reputation as a mass-market supernova of the multiplex.
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These systems have been impressive enough as tested at various tech expos, but VR hand tracking has always been underwhelming in execution—just imprecise enough, in terms of recognizing individual fingers and "pinch" gestures, compared to the "it just works" appeal of a compatible controller.
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We think we can break the great science in execution, that they've been able to do over the last 20 years and merge it with you know the very diverse platform that we have at Johnson & Johnson the global reach that we do for around the world.
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A gratis celebration for and by the public, democratic and international in execution and scope, couldn't help but stir up a sense of camaraderie and admit — on the shortest day of the year, after months of political tension and dissension — a few hopeful, harmonious rays of light.
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Alex Mullins presented patchwork sweaters, jaggedly stitched together from scraps of ribbed knits; and J.W. Anderson adorned his runway with vibrant crocheted knitwear in the form of coats, blanket-like kilts, oversize scarves and other accessories that felt time-honored in origin and contemporary in execution.
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On the other hand, I didn't really buy the romance between Chase and Gert, I like the idea of it — why can't the nerdy girl get the hot guy after 50 billion stories where it works the other way around — but in execution it felt kind of forced.
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To be blunt, even if giving a woman of color the venerated title sounds great in theory, in execution, it seems like it may be a bald-faced attempt to address the optics of Bond's typically homogeneous casting without actually letting Lynch take over the role of 007.
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While that's necessarily going to turn off some fans of the book (I actually hate the idea in theory but have been more or less fine with it in execution — at least until the inevitable Nick episode), it's ended up being a smart way of expanding the show's scope.
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While swiftly narrated, this section is flatter in execution: We know where Roy stands, where her sympathies lie, and though she finely conjures the world of Old Delhi Muslims and hijras, what emerges is a sort of political fairy tale, with the good guys and bad guys clearly delineated.
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"With its long term mission intact but short term growth shaky, serious gaps in execution skills and a board under pressure for not assuming its duties, now may be the time for third parties to get involved, be it from technology or even oil," Jefferies analyst Philippe Houchois told clients.
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Modest in scale, rigorous in execution, mysterious and aloof in outcome, Winkfield's invented forms tell us that all is not lost, that capitalism does not yet own our imagination — that the excessiveness of the mind's eye does not require the profligacy of high-end production or large expanses of real estate.
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The new plan, like any tax loophole, is simple in theory and complex in execution, but it could work more or less like this: Paramus, for example, would start a charitable trust and a taxpayer who pays $103,000 in annual property taxes would contribute that exact amount to the charitable trust.
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If something perhaps a little more radical in execution is in order on your Thursday evening, across town at Zankel Hall at exactly the same time you can hear the Belcea Quartet play Mozart's "Prussian" Quartet in B flat, Mendelssohn's furious F minor quartet and a new work by Joseph Phibbs.
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Honestly, despite how frequently The Hunger Games fumbled its plot points in execution, Collins's deep meta-awareness of society as a high-concept production, and the way she built those reminders into the books — literally from the ground up; remember the hidden cameras buried in the ground all around the arena?
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" By dizzying turns of circular and impenetrable right-wing logic, Judge Watkins' opinion argues, it is primarily because of the medical community's malfeasance that Alabama death row inmates can't satisfy, "the burden of proving a known and available alternative method of execution that significantly reduces the risk of substantial pain in execution," also known as "the 'suicide burden'.
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They radiate expertise and some appealing tactile nuance, in their contrasts of blunt brushwork and raw canvas (Moholy-Nagy strove to train his students' sense of touch by requiring them to explore surfaces with their eyes closed), but one canvas is very like another: less a fulfillment than an illustration of the artist's pictorial aesthetic, which was exacting in execution but monotonous in feeling.
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Yeah. The cheating is talked about briefly, and there's a bit more that I didn't cut into the episode where they talk a little bit more in detail about what happened, and when I was watching it in execution, it's really interesting stuff that felt a little shortchanged by just passing over it in the conversation, so it's something I decided to save for… not just later because hopefully we get into exploring their relationship deeper.
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