All donors can benefit from being more methodical about their giving.
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Matt is way more methodical, slower and obsessive than I am.
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It's more methodical and we have to play a little bit differently.
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They introduce a new bravura yet evoke the more methodical early abstractions.
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The Senate, by contrast, tends to be more methodical, deliberative and traditionalist.
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Mnuchin has pledged a more methodical approach to analyzing Beijing's foreign exchange practices.
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This dynamic requires a more methodical approach to product development, similar to "traditional" methods.
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Of the two volumes, "The Misinformation Age" takes the more methodical and earnest approach.
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With Monument Valley 2, Ustwo tried to be a bit more methodical in its approach.
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GM cautioned that its approach will be more methodical, however, and based on user feedback.
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But Switzerland was the more methodical side, and did well to take advantage of shambolic Serbian defending.
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Relonch is trying to usher in a sort of return to this more methodical way of taking pictures.
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The 2012 campaign Barack Obama ran against Mitt Romney, to take one contrary example, was much more methodical.
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"We are beginning as more resources pour in to do more methodical search and clear operations," he said.
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Their one-stroke-after-another compositions also foreshadow the more methodical brushwork of Jasper Johns and Robert Ryman.
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The groups involved say they want to help women be more methodical and discerning about where they run.
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Denmark has been much more methodical in its offensive build-up, while Peru has gone directly for goal.
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The one drawback to this more methodical style of battle royale is that it isn't necessarily fun to watch.
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Table games, particularly online where players come and go frequently, often allow for a more methodical, predictable of play.
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From an HR perspective, this means people who are more methodical in nature and can accept a different approach.
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Are your schools groaning with sensible and stable children named after video game events, each more methodical than the last?
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Ultimately, dollar-cost averaging, with its more methodical approach, enables many people to sleep easier by mitigating both risk and stress.
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Dos Anjos is a furious pressure fighter, though slower and more methodical than Ferguson and certainly a more disciplined ring cutter.
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Naito and Okada took their time getting going, laying out a more methodical story filled with call-backs and layered psychology early on.
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This makes the cyclical rise of the rebellious, queer rock and pop star seem less as an act of cultural radicalism and more methodical.
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Their skills complement each other: Calley's superpower is that he can move fast, whereas Leslie is more methodical and good at setting up structure.
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Flash forward to the 1970s, once Foreman was into double digits as a professional, and you begin to see a much more methodical, paced Foreman.
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When water levels dropped Sunday, the divers went forward with a more methodical approach, deploying a rope line and extra oxygen supplies along the way.
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The House investigation is beginning to resemble the Senate Russia investigation more -- methodical, planned and focused -- after a reset under the new leadership of Rep.
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But even the more methodical and wonky Clinton seems to understand the need for something bigger than herself, beyond dry policy details, on convention night.
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" The Clinton campaign, by contrast, has an effort that is "more methodical and traditional, hinging on an extensive field organization to drive its advance voting strategy.
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Of course, this isn't like an insane jump in revenue like a consumer IPO like Snap, but enterprise companies tend to show a more methodical growth rate.
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Trump declares China the "grand champions" of currency manipulation, just hours after his new Treasury secretary pledged a more methodical approach to analyzing Beijing's foreign exchange practices.
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While turning the back is technically illegal in boxing Jersey Joe Walcott made use of the strategy to draw out and knock down the more methodical Joe Louis.
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Travis Walters, public affairs officer for the Texas Military Department, said that operations are becoming "more methodical" as they move into the second phase of the relief efforts.
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The talk-show performance was one more methodical step in the internet-accelerated career of Ms. Lipa, 21, who is releasing her debut album, "Dua Lipa," on Friday.
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More methodical than mystical, Foley relies on a rigorous, five-step research and approval process when selecting goods from brands like Juice Beauty, Herbivore Botanicals and Ursa Major.
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But it's worth noting that the Greens' approach to their Museum of the Bible has become more methodical — and even scholarly — since the date of the alleged crimes.
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Instead, Mr. Dorsey has taken a more methodical approach — one that has received mixed reactions internally — and opted to make small changes to how tweets are composed and consumed.
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Beyond writing up security plans, however, reporting in Latin America requires a slower and more methodical approach than covering a war zone in the Middle East, Mr. Ahmed says.
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In Virginia, the ratification debate featured a battle between the brilliant and flamboyant orator, Patrick Henry, who bitterly opposed the Constitution, and the equally brilliant, but more methodical James Madison.
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Putting the pieces together Although Gates' time on the stand was a memorable point, perhaps the moments spectators will remember the most came in quieter, more methodical questioning from prosecutors.
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The House inquiry was a speedy process, perhaps propelled by Democratic fears that public support for impeachment would slip if they slowed things down and took a more methodical approach.
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President Donald Trump declared China the "grand champions" of currency manipulation on Thursday, just hours after his new Treasury secretary pledged a more methodical approach to analyzing Beijing's foreign exchange practices.
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What to look for: The head line's length indicates how you approach decisions and actions (longer lines will be more methodical thinkers while shorter lines probably belong to more impulsive thinkers).
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Senator Amy Klobuchar echoed on Friday Hillary Clinton's call for a more methodical approach to monitor pharmaceutical companies from increasing drug prices after Mylan grew prices for its auto-injector EpiPen.
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But privately, some House Democrats say Kennedy is going about his next steps in a more methodical and collegial way, traveling to districts to help raise money and awareness on issues.
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" Saying that China's efforts have become more methodical than ever, Pompeo told the governors to verify business inquiries and "not to make separate individual deals" with China that could "undermine national policy.
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A new feature called Map Explore will let you thumb through Snap Map updates in a more methodical way, so that you can see where your friends are and where they're traveling.
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But texting is the entire premise of the Schumer sketch, so it's done in a more methodical manner than on most shows, and it actually feels relevant to the subject matter at hand.
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On foreign policy: Castro agreed with the Trump administration's decision to withdraw US military personnel from Syria, but added that it should be done in a more methodical way than the administration proposed.
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If Cincinnati and Buffalo loved testing the Jets with deep passes, a pattern Bowles had anticipated would continue on Sunday, Kansas City preferred a more methodical style, and it was just as effective.
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But some Republicans are worried about a political backlash if they repeal the law without an adequate replacement — potentially throwing millions of people off their insurance — and have urged a more methodical approach.
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The trio of the guitarist Manuel Troller, the bassist Andi Schnellmann and the drummer David Meier have learned well from groups like the Necks, from Australia, and made music that's more methodical and ominous.
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Trump declared China the "grand champions" of currency manipulation in an interview with Reuters on Thursday, just hours after his new Treasury secretary pledged a more methodical approach to analysing Beijing's foreign exchange practices.
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For example, very quick, aggressive teams like Virtus Pro are able to double down on those aspects of their play, while slower, more methodical teams like Invictus Gaming can opt towards drawing a game out.
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Anyone can throw a bunch of clothes into a bag and call it packing, but to be truly prepared for a trip — without hauling around every item in your closet — a more methodical approach is required.
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Strategic strengths include knowing when to keep batting balls and going for broke and when to cradle the ball in the crux of the flipper and deliberately aim it toward certain targets for more methodical scoring.
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While several senior Democrats have backed calls for impeachment, top Democratic leaders have pushed back against holding any impeachment votes, favoring the more methodical approach of pursuing a series of ongoing investigations on a number of committees.
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And when Republicans introduced the package Wednesday, it wasn't a splashy news conference: It was a pen-and-pad with policy reporters and seven Republican members, reflecting the more methodical and in-depth approach preferred by McCarthy.
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WASHINGTON — A bloc of liberal Democrats began pressing on Tuesday for an impeachment inquiry of President Trump, underscoring party divisions and the growing difficulties that Speaker Nancy Pelosi faces as she tries to chart a more methodical course.
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Trump said in an interview with Reuters on Thursday he had not "held back" in his assessment that China manipulates its yuan currency, just hours after his new Treasury secretary pledged a more methodical approach to analysing Beijing's foreign exchange practices.
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Acting like a public CEO, I think, means being more responsible with my words, more careful with my promises, more respectful with my actions, more thoughtful with how I communicate opinions, and more methodical if possible with my fiduciary duties.
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Trump said in an interview with Reuters on Thursday he had not "held back" in his assessment that China manipulates its yuan currency, just hours after his new treasury secretary pledged a more methodical approach to analysing Beijing's foreign exchange practices.
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The University of Cambridge alum, who was a long-time associate of CEO Dara Khosrowshahi when the two were working at Expedia, said he was focused on reducing costs by being more methodical with things like marketing and customer support.
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Indeed, Boyle graduated to a more methodical and terror-filled approach this go-around, according to investigators—ordering bank tellers and customers to the floor or into a back room at gunpoint, then forcing employees to open vaults and ATMs.
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"Certainly as the headwinds stack up and get a little bit stiffer, we pay more attention to that and we're probably even more careful, more disciplined, more methodical about determining when and how much to spend on our future," he said.
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But if you want your fellow partiers to actually remember you (or remember anything, for that matter) as the person who made the best damn punch they've ever had, you're going to want to be a bit more methodical with you approach.
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When the government teams arrived this time, they were better prepared and more methodical in their approach – even if communication was sometimes shaky and it wasn't initially clear who was in charge, according to six security professionals, most of whom did not want to be identified for operational reasons.
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I think a better way to look at it is to understand that white nationalist terrorists — young and rash — and white nationalist policymakers — older and more methodical — live on parallel planes, both aiming in the same direction, both with the same goal: To maintain and ensure white dominance and white supremacy.
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And I think what you are going to see is a lot less volatility, a lot more value to employees, a lot less speculation from buy-side hedge funds, a lot more value to retail investors and just a more methodical way of company building, which I think is better.
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I think a better way to look at it is to understand that white nationalist terrorists — young and rash — and white nationalist policymakers — older and more methodical — live on parallel planes, both aiming in the same direction, both with the same goal: To maintain and ensure white dominance and white supremacy.
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But what got the kids and their coach out of the cave was a different model: a slower, more methodical, more narrowly specialized approach to problems, one that has turned many risky enterprises into safe endeavors — commercial airline travel, for example, or rock climbing, both of which have extensive protocols and safety procedures that have taken years to develop.
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Gann's successor, Sir J. Eric S. Thompson, implemented a more methodical approach, and was able to establish the region's first ceramic chronology.LeCount, Lisa J., and Jason Yaeger, eds. Classic Maya Provincial Politics: Xunantunich and Its Hinterlands.
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Rainwater then sought a more methodical investment strategy by studying investors including Warren Buffett, Benjamin Graham, and David Dodd. Rainwater eventually transformed the Bass family fortune from $50 million into $5 billion, amassing $100 million for himself by the time he went on his own in 1986.
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Cope was known to be pugnacious and possessed a quick temper; Marsh was slower, more methodical, and introverted. Both were quarrelsome and distrustful.Bryson, 92. Their differences also extended into the scientific realm, as Cope was a firm supporter of Neo-Lamarckism while Marsh supported Charles Darwin's theory of evolution by natural selection.
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The earliest excavation of Anglo-Saxon Kentish graves was in the 17th century, when antiquarians took an increasing interest in the material remains of the period. In the ensuing centuries, antiquarian interest gave way to more methodical archaeological investigation, and prominent archaeologists like Bryan Faussett, James Douglas, Cecil Brent, George Payne, and Charles Roach Smith "dominated" archaeological research in Kent.
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In contrast to his violent and assertive brother, Jeremiah is a more methodical and calculating criminal mastermind. Monaghan described Jerome as the "chain saw" and Jeremiah as the "scalpel". Jeremiah is just as insane as his brother, but channels it in a calm and quieter manner. He is obsessed with Bruce Wayne, the future Batman, whom he sees as his surrogate brother.
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In the end the art of memory was diminished in Ramism, displaced by an idea of "method": better mental organisation would be more methodical, and mnemonic techniques drop away. This was a step in the direction of Descartes. The construction of disciplines, for Ramus, was subject to some laws, his methodus. There were three, with clear origins in Aristotle, and his Posterior Analytics.
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The earliest excavation of Anglo-Saxon Kentish graves was in the 17th century, when antiquarians took an increasing interest in the material remains of the period. In the ensuing centuries, antiquarian interest gave way to more methodical archaeological investigation, and prominent archaeologists like Bryan Faussett, James Douglas, Cecil Brent, George Payne, and Charles Roach Smith "dominated" archaeological research in Kent.
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The earliest excavation of Anglo-Saxon Kentish graves was in the 17th century, when antiquarians took an increasing interest in the material remains of the period. In the ensuing centuries, antiquarian interest gave way to more methodical archaeological investigation, and prominent archaeologists like Bryan Faussett, James Douglas, Cecil Brent, George Payne, and Charles Roach Smith "dominated" archaeological research in Kent.
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The earliest excavation of Anglo-Saxon Kentish graves was in the 17th century, when antiquarians took an increasing interest in the material remains of the period. In the ensuing centuries, antiquarian interest gave way to more methodical archaeological investigation, and prominent archaeologists like Bryan Faussett, James Douglas, Cecil Brent, George Payne, and Charles Roach Smith "dominated" archaeological research in Kent.
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The earliest excavation of Anglo-Saxon Kentish graves was in the 17th century, when antiquarians took an increasing interest in the material remains of the period. In the ensuing centuries, antiquarian interest gave way to more methodical archaeological investigation, and prominent archaeologists like Bryan Faussett, James Douglas, Cecil Brent, George Payne, and Charles Roach Smith "dominated" archaeological research in Kent.
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Limerick, 8. The public animosity between Cope and Marsh harmed the reputation of American paleontology in Europe for decades. Furthermore, the reported use of dynamite and sabotage by employees of both men may have destroyed or buried hundreds of potentially critical fossil remains. Joseph Leidy abandoned his more methodical excavations in the West, finding he could not keep up with Cope's and Marsh's reckless searching for bones.
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Until then East German riders had dominated track riding but their training was secret. We worked more on muscle-building, made our sessions more methodical, so we had training sessions for speed and others for strength and endurance. But we also worked out our own programme, both Gérard and I adding our personal touches. We also had the luck to fall on an exceptional generation: Magné, Florian Rousseau, Félicia Ballanger Gané.
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These photos are straightforward documentation, so his method is still more methodical, and more objective, eschewing the unusual angles of view in the earlier series for an analytic and exact rendering of the traditional buildings. Brunner also co-founded of the Swiss Agricultural Museum Burgrain in Alberswil. Before his death in 1979, he bequeathed his archives to the society of Swiss anthropology, where they are still available in his original archival system.Steiger, R. (1998).
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Following his victory over the Guraeans, Alexander marched down the Garaeus river subduing the tribes of this region to tribute paying status. From there he proceeded into the valley of the Suastos where there was a force of two thousand cavalry, thirty thousand infantry and thirty elephants.Fuller 1959, p. 245 Alexander raced forward with the van, trying to do all he could to upset their preparations, while Craterus followed up at a more methodical pace with the main force.
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Later, when a parcel on the coast just north of Esalen became available, Simkin built a striking home on the property and started his own residential training institute there in 1969. (Perls left Esalen in 1968). Simkin Training Center, Big Sur, 1975 Simkin's style was more methodical and less flashy than Perls' as could be inferred from his training program. Training consisted of a minimum of three residential months over a three- to five-year period.
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This association of the cathedral and academy proved to have a decisive influence in determining both where and how theological research and education were to be carried out for centuries to come. By 1500 there were between 75 and 85 universities in Western Europe. Most began without formal libraries, but over the course of time the user of private tutors’ collections in faculties of theology and elsewhere gave way to more methodical and sustainable collection schemes.
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His words convinced us of his competence, and maybe we were overconfident, but I had the feeling that he was taking us out of the continual experimentation [l'empirisme habituel] to get us on a more methodical and scientific road. From then on, everything that was said around us seemed to come from ignorance, jealousy or malveillance. I was at ease with myself, satisfied deep down that I was doing my job seriously. That was how it was from 1975 until just recently.
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Unlike other prospectors he took a far more methodical and careful approach to prospecting which soon paid off. In 1896, he came home and uttered the words which later became the title of his daughter's book, "Daughter, I've struck it rich!" The Camp Bird Gold Mine near Ouray, Colorado soon turned out $5,000/day () in ore and produced riches for the Walsh family "beyond the dreams of avarice". In a short period of time, Walsh extracted a fortune totaling $3,000,000 ().
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The Welsh politician David Lloyd George was elected to an Honorary Fellowship in 1910 when he was Chancellor of the Exchequer. He wrote to John Rhys, the Principal at the time, to thank the college for the honour, saying: The college noted in 1998 that the number of Honorary Fellows was markedly below the average of other Oxford colleges and it adopted a more methodical approach to increase numbers. Seven Honorary Fellows were elected that year, followed by another five in 1999.
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A group in Britain led by Edward Gibbon Wakefield were looking to start a colony based on free settlement rather than convict labour. After problems in other Australian colonies arising from existing settlement methods, the time was right to form a more methodical approach to establishing a colony. In 1829 an imprisoned Wakefield wrote a series of letters about systematic colonisation which were published in a daily newspaper. Wakefield suggested that instead of granting free land to settlers as had happened in other colonies, the land should be sold.
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Van den Bosch also developed a relationship with Iléo, who pledged that he would work in tandem with other senators to remove Lumumba from power. On 3 August Bolikango officially denounced Lumumba's policies, followed the next day by the central committee of the MNC-K. The Prime Minister's impatient and improvising approach caused consternation among the civil service, which wished to operate in a calmer, more methodical style. On 27 July, Nkayi expressed as much when he held a press conference to share his concerns about the national decline in social and economic activity.
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Screen Rant ranked Jeremiah as a better villain than Jerome for being more methodical and obsessive, and for his major feats in the series. Den of Geeks Marc Buxton drew parallels between Jeremiah and the Batman: The Killing Joke and The Dark Knight Returns versions of the Joker, and found the character's narcissism compelling. He thought that the first confrontation between Bruce and Jeremiah in "One Bad Day" did a good job of foreshadowing the eventual Batman/Joker relationship. Paste Magazine ranked the character among the best villains of the series.
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Thus, negative behaviours lead to more questioning of the individual's actual personality, which in turn results in more methodical processing of that person's behaviour. This is believed to produce better memory for events by forming more associative links to the memory of that behaviour. However, positive behaviour may also be subject to this improved memory if there is reason to doubt the behaviour. If a critical assessment of an individual's actions results in a contrast to their positive image, the amount of interaction with that person will decrease.
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In 1872 he married and settled down at South Brent. In 1871 he had begun making notes about his rambles, but without any systematic arrangement; after his marriage he seems to have become more methodical, and to have decided to write a book descriptive of the moorland district. He published numerous other works in the 1890s, and his Guide to Dartmoor, illustrated by Philip Guy Stevens, in 1909. He was much afflicted by rheumatism in the last 25 years of his life, and in 1921 his wife died.
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Many fine pieces were taken to Mergellina and lost among the other ornaments of the villa of the Duke of Medina. In 1820 the southern portion of the property was purchased by a well-known Neapolitan archaeologist, Cavaliere Guglielmo Bechi, and his name was associated with the Villa for more than half a century. He did much excavation, but again without publication of results. In 1841 more methodical excavations were begun on the adjoining property to the west of the ancient lane that led down the valley from the Seiano cave to the sea.
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Agassi's strength was in dictating play from the baseline, and he was able to consistently take the ball on the rise. While he was growing up, his father and Nick Bollettieri trained him in this way.Open: Andre Agassi HarpersCollins 2009 When in control of a point, Agassi would often pass up an opportunity to attempt a winner and hit a conservative shot to minimize his errors, and to make his opponent run more. This change to more methodical, less aggressive baseline play was largely initiated by his longtime coach, Brad Gilbert, in their first year together in 1994.
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110 It became the most successful of the Princess Theatre shows, and one of the first American musicals to be a success on the London stage. According to Bloom and Vlastnik, Oh, Boy! represents "the transition from the haphazard musicals of the past to the newer, more methodical modern musical comedy ... the libretto is remarkably pun-free and the plot is natural and unforced. Charm was uppermost in the creators' minds ... the audience could relax, have a few laughs, feel slightly superior to the silly undertakings on stage, and smile along with the simple, melodic, lyrically witty but undemanding songs".
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Cannon was publicly criticized for his implementation of the new laws, especially in East Tennessee, where voters grew impatient over his lack of support for the Hiwassee Railroad. In 1839, state Democrats, determined to defeat Cannon, convinced rising politician and Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives James K. Polk to run against him. The two candidates toured the state together to give a series of public debates, the first of which took place at Murfreesboro on April 11, 1839. Cannon typically delivered slower, more methodical arguments, and was outshone in the debates by the quicker and wittier Polk.
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Space Cop, a highly disgruntled, impulsive and destructive police officer from the future of 2058, accidentally travels back in time to 2007 after a pursuit through space causes him to travel through a time rift. He then spends eight years as a member of the Milwaukee police force. After encountering two alien criminals he comes across during a heist at a cryonic storage facility, he is teamed up with a comparatively more methodical and by-the-book police officer from the past who is accidentally unfrozen in the present. They are tasked with apprehending a criminal known as the Gold Digger known for stealing exclusively gold-based items.
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Pleas of the Crown were capital offences committed "against the peace of our Lord the King, his Crown and dignity"; as such, the book dealt with capital crimes and the associated procedure.Hostettler (2002) p.150 The 710-page work followed the pattern of Coke's Institutes of the Lawes of England, but was far more methodical; James Fitzjames Stephen said that Hale's work "was not only of the highest authority but shows a depth of thought which puts it in quite a different category from Coke's Institute... [it] is far more of a treatise and far less of an index or mere work of practice".Hostettler (2002) p.
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At Neuve Chapelle, Haig wanted a quick bombardment and his subordinate Henry Rawlinson (GOC IV Corps), a longer and more methodical one. Shortage of shells meant that only a thirty-five-minute bombardment was possible but the small front of the attack gave it the concentration to succeed.Groot 1988, pp. 178–180. Haig displayed great interest in the potential of aircraft and met Major Trenchard of the Royal Flying Corps (16 February) to organise photographic air reconnaissance and a map of German lines was obtained; aircraft were also beginning to be used for artillery spotting – signalling to British batteries by Morse – observing enemy troop movements and bombing German rear areas.
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1993 As details became more widely known, the event became recognized as one of the worst atrocities of the conflict. In its report covering 1981, Amnesty International identified "regular security and military units as responsible for widespread torture, mutilation and killings of noncombatant civilians from all sectors of Salvadoran society." The report also stated that the killing of civilians by state security forces became increasingly systematic with the implementation of more methodical killing strategies, which allegedly included use of a meat packing plant to dispose of human remains.Amnesty International, Amnesty International Report 1982 (London: AI, 1981), p. 133 Between August 20 and August 25, 1981, eighty- three decapitations were reported.
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Like much of the Tunnel of Love album, "Tougher Than the Rest" was recorded in Springsteen's home studio, Thrill Hill East, Rumson, New Jersey, between January and May 1987, with several members of the E Street Band. On this song, Springsteen played several instruments and is backed by Danny Federici on organ and Max Weinberg on percussion. Although it was originally written as a rockabilly song, the final version has a slower and more methodical rhythm. On the Tunnel of Love album, "Tougher Than the Rest" is the second song, following the acoustic "Ain't Got You", and introduces the sound that will permeate the remainder of the album.
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In response to pressure from Congress to match and surpass Soviet achievements in space, NASA created an American manned spaceflight project called Project Mercury. Project Mercury attracted criticism from the scientific community, who preferred a more methodical approach to space science. With the replacement of Eisenhower by John F. Kennedy in 1961, a President's Science Advisory Committee panel headed by Donald Hornig was charged with reporting on Project Mercury. NASA feared that space exploration would be turned over to the Department of Defense, but found support for an expanded scientific space program from the Space Science Board of the National Academy of Sciences (NAS).
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He's much more methodical in his actions than his sister, attempting to rein her in by being her voice of reason, but he also appears to have no problem adapting to sudden changes in the plan. In Season 10, it is revealed that he was given Theta due to North's caring attitude and Theta's shyness. Wash once described North as being the team's designated sharpshooter. North has provided an example of what happens when the enhanced armor abilities are utilized without the assistance of an AI unit, by applying a domed energy shield on top of a Pelican mid-flight to block oncoming missiles, which prevents the crash but leads him to collapse once his armor overheated.
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Harebrained Schemes planned to release the game in early 2017 for Microsoft Windows, OS X and Linux. According to Weisman, fans of the franchise had been asking for a new BattleTech game for years, and the only thing holding his team back was that they did not own the rights to the game, which are held by Microsoft. Weisman was not interested in developing a spiritual successor, stating in an interview that the fantasy mech game Golem Arcana was as close as he was willing to get towards creating a BattleTech game without the license. Harebrained Schemes chose the turn-based strategy genre because they wanted the game to play out at a slower, more methodical pace.
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He is the third son of the Tachibana family and is a monk of Shingon-shu Buzan-ha at the Kougenji temple in Utsunomiya. He always wears a black suit with a black tie as Japanese mourning dress by reason of the sympathy for the dead person; he is also shown to occasionally smoke cigarettes whenever he's not working, he also owns three different cars-(one in dark green, one in white, and one in black). He is about eleven years older than Takaya-(making him around 28 years old), and much more methodical and deliberate in his methods. Intense and understated in speech, he nonetheless harbors a passionate and rebellious nature beneath his veneer of docility and allegiance.
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They eventually hit upon the idea of "negative access", illustrating the church by provoking a reaction from it. As Tim Robey of The Daily Telegraph puts it, contrasting it with the more methodical Going Clear by Alex Gibney, "where Gibney circled the movement right from its beginnings, seeking to analyse its methods and impugn its motives, Theroux just gets right in there and jabs it in the ribs, that imperturbable mask of irony driving its partisans even more bananas than usual." The Hole at Gold Base, where some re-enactments in My Scientology Movie are set Theroux and his team sought to take "inspiration from the showbusiness trappings of Scientology itself". With the help of various actors, they recreated events related by ex-members in the church's Gold Base and its punishment facility, The Hole.
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Tennis received an award for "Best Competitive Game" and an honorable mention for "Best Sports Game" at the 3rd annual Arkie Awards. Arkie Award judges commented that "Tennis is as far removed from the primitive Pong-style games from which it derives as gasoline is from the dinosaurs", and specific praise was given to the game's "realistic illusion of depth" and its competitive aspects which allow for "hard fought contest[s]" and "glorious comebacks from the brink of defeat" and which give "more methodical players a chance to taste victory against the kings and queens of hand-eye coordination". Covered in Video magazine's 1982 Guide to Electronic Games, Tennis was characterized by critics as "not terribly complicated," but also as "one of the few very good sports games for the Atari VCS".
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The Welsh politician David Lloyd George was elected to an Honorary Fellowship in 1910 when he was Chancellor of the Exchequer. He wrote to Sir John Rhys, the Principal at the time, to thank the college for the honour, saying: The first three Honorary Fellows, all former students of the college, were elected in October 1877: John Rhys, the first Jesus Professor of Celtic (later an Official Fellow (1881–1895) and Principal (1895–1915)); the historian John Richard Green; and the poet Lewis Morris.Baker (1954) The college noted in 1998 that the number of Honorary Fellows of the college was markedly below the average of other Oxford colleges and it adopted a more methodical approach to increase numbers. Seven Honorary Fellows were elected that year, followed by another five in 1999.
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'" Chicago Tribune writer Greg Kot viewed that Wayne "sounds slower, more methodical, less unhinged" and felt that he is held back by "repetitive subject matter — even Wayne sounds bored by trying to flip yet one more clever couplet about blunts and 'hos." Sean Fennessey of Spin wrote that "it's not a terribly ambitious mess, nor is it much fun, which for Wayne is a sin," and criticized his lyrics, stating "He rarely divulges specific moments ... usually keeping the gritty details unexplained." Slant Magazines Matthew Cole commented that the album's production "chases trends far more often than it attempts to set them" and found Wayne "not in exhilarating top form". Los Angeles Times writer Jeff Weiss viewed his lyrics as "predictable" and called the album "more pedestrian than embarrassing.
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Later French infantry tactics moved away from the costly la percée towards a more practical grignotage ('nibbling', taking in small bits) doctrine, which employed a series of smaller and more methodical operations with limited objectives; each of these were still planned at headquarters, rather than from immediate local initiative. Note 5779 also describes an early form of rolling barrage in its artillery annex; this was employed with success and continued to be developed by the French as well as by most other nations throughout the war.Kraus Podcast . Kraus, Early trench tactics in the French Army, pp. 23–32. In August 1915, a young French infantry officer, Captain , put forward additional ideas in a pamphlet titled Étude sur l’attaque dans la période actuelle de la guerre ('Study of the Attack in the Current Period of the War').
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Case A for n = 5 can be proven immediately by Sophie Germain's theorem if the auxiliary prime θ = 11\. A more methodical proof is as follows. By Fermat's little theorem, : x5 ≡ x (mod 5) : y5 ≡ y (mod 5) : z5 ≡ z (mod 5) and therefore : x + y + z ≡ 0 (mod 5) This equation forces two of the three numbers x, y, and z to be equivalent modulo 5, which can be seen as follows: Since they are indivisible by 5, x, y and z cannot equal 0 modulo 5, and must equal one of four possibilities: ±1 or ±2. If they were all different, two would be opposites and their sum modulo 5 would be zero (implying contrary to the assumption of this case that the other one would be 0 modulo 5). Without loss of generality, x and y can be designated as the two equivalent numbers modulo 5. That equivalence implies that : x5 ≡ y5 (mod 25) (note change in modulo) : −z5 ≡ x5 \+ y5 ≡ 2 x5 (mod 25) However, the equation x ≡ y (mod 5) also implies that : −z ≡ x + y ≡ 2 x (mod 5) : −z5 ≡ 25 x5 ≡ 32 x5 (mod 25) Combining the two results and dividing both sides by x5 yields a contradiction : 2 ≡ 32 (mod 25) Thus, case A for n = 5 has been proven.
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