The scientific benefits — and disadvantages — of coffee are well-researched.
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They also ignore Gorka's well-researched primer, "Defeating Jihad" (Regnery, 2016).
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Some are rants, some are detailed and well-researched lawyer letters.
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And they develop sophisticated, sincere and well researched answers in response.
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This is a remarkable, well-researched, empirically informed and important book.
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There's a pure joy as a fan to play inside a well-researched Game of Thrones theory sandbox But there's a pure joy as a fan to play inside a well-researched Game of Thrones theory sandbox.
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That bomb was Threads, a well-researched TV movie about nuclear war.
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Alongside ambitious solo shows, their exhibition program features well-researched historical surveys.
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Thankfully, Cosmopolitan has a well-researched timeline of their public appearances and statements.
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Though she developed a well-researched plan, that did not squash her worries.
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This historical digression, though interesting and well researched, seems shoehorned into the book.
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Plenty of well-researched, well-reported information is out there to back that up.
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The books are so well researched that, to naïve readers, they can appear genuine.
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"Humans value big game so they're well researched," Serrouya told me over the phone.
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In a lengthy and well-researched introduction, Valley sketches the tenets of Zionist philosophy.
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They do not address the well-researched and widely understood fact about college persistence.
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They're prepared, well-researched, confident and sure that this is the job for them.
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It's also an excellent read: well-written and well-researched, powerfully argued and perfectly timed.
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We've all made our well-researched decisions and we're ready to head to the booths?
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"The issues she raised were almost always excellent — they were well researched," Ms. Minow added.
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The result is fast-paced, well researched and, like the background it describes, distinctly tangled.
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And for such a well-researched book about a bicontinental project, there's another strange omission.
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Well researched, clearly spent a lot of time thinking through all of the information before us.
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It's well-researched, and full of keen insights into George Lucas as a businessman and artist.
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It only accounted for sectors that are well-researched and measured, not for the whole economy.
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Ms Lovell's descriptions of these (and other) global strands of Maoism are well-researched and colourful.
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Offbeat and well-researched stories grab the attention (think of "S-Town", or "Making a Murderer").
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And white therapists do not want to see this even though it is very well-researched.
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The voices of historians, who are critical in providing honest assessments based on well-researched evidence.
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I specialize in doing these very well-researched, dramatically told accounts of terrorist attacks and crime.
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Einstein's well-researched and accomplished book is mainly about the effort to tear down that wall.
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Season Two also has one of the most well-researched and heartfelt witch subplots on film.
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But while Goliath is replete with well-researched stories, the book is argumentatively incomplete and oversimplified.
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It's a well-researched and fundamentally sympathetic account of Mr. Ferlinghetti's yea-saying life and times.
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Though some of these might be well researched pieces, others will have little basis in reality.
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Those personal demons are well-researched and more terrifying than any of the game's more conventional challenges.
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The producers of the podcast weave together interviews, testimonies, and well researched facts to create each episode.
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In a long, well-researched essay, Altice explains the relationship between Japanese toy company Bandai and Nintendo.
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" The executive said the promo was "focused on fact-based reporting" and a "well-researched journalistic initiative.
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He's not writing a book, and his incredibly well-researched blog — I'm Just Walkin' — isn't a moneymaker.
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These movies are well-researched, but their depiction of military-led societal governance extends into the extreme.
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Informed candidates are defined as well-researched, engaged and have the right qualifications, according to the survey.
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" The executive said the promo was "focused on fact-based reporting" and a "well-researched journalistic initiative.
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His comments came off as a well-researched way of saying that the Warriors are not unique.
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A magnificently well-researched ethnography of an ailing Wisconsin town after a General Motors plant shuts down.
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It's a subjective, albeit well-researched, account of Andy Warhol's struggle to be more than an illustrator.
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For example, Heliocare is a fern extract with antioxidant activity and has been well-researched, according to Farris.
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Today, the RAND Corporation unveiled its own well-researched attempt to introduce a common language for autonomous vehicles.
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It's a well-researched, engaging podcast to binge on, even if you're just a casual fan of cartoons.
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If you're a history buff or just like a well-researched story, this is the podcast for you.
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Well-researched, creatively concepted, and visually stunning, the experience is a testament to how beautiful VR can be.
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""Some know a lot, and are well-researched and some are like, 'Wait I know you from something?
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" The executive said the promo was "focused on fact-based reporting" and were a "well-researched journalistic initiative.
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Watzman's book is well researched and illustrates a simple fact: There is no secret to creating loyal employees.
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It's a fun and well-researched travelogue through the passionate and quirky world of puzzle solvers and constructors.
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Pamela Evans, Charlottesville, Va. Thank you for Jeneen Interlandi's insightful and well-researched study of early-childhood education.
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This lucid and well-researched book examines the rise of autonomous unwed women and their impact on society.
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We know everyone is intelligent and run own businesses but we didn't expect them to be so well-researched.
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But one thing we can offer is our time and resources to give you well-researched and helpful counsel.
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It represents the internet debate culture we could have had: spirited, weird, well-researched, and only a little annoying.
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But hey, there you go: Here's another well-researched, unbiased, hugely profitable piece of expert advice to completely disregard.
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All of this is well researched and reported, written by someone with a deep understanding of the tech itself.
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"The critics are now upset about our well-researched journalistic initiative focused on fair and objective reporting," Livingston wrote.
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This well-researched tribute provides unconventional but persistently intriguing perspectives on the major totalitarian regimes of the 20th century.
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Think of it as a well-researched paper or a test you did a lot of preparation for.5.
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And, as Gerwarth's well-researched and engrossing book makes clear, there was already plenty of flammable material lying about.
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The variety of questions is impressive too: It's still the usual categories, but the questions feel fresh and well-researched.
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The world of the film is very well researched; we had an Aboriginal adviser who helped us across the board.
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Although well written and well researched, the article did not adequately address the exploitative nature of what Goop is selling.
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We encourage you to bring emotion, creativity, specific examples (including current events), and well-researched facts into what you write.
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We must begin now, immediately, to adopt well-researched, practical steps to combat the painful situation we are suffering today.
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Sinclair executives have defended the promo, saying it shows no bias and was part of a well-researched journalistic initiative.
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Sinclair executives have defended the promo, saying it shows no bias and was part of a well-researched journalistic initiative.
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With most things the best you can the best you can come up with is a well-researched subjective interpretation.
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Today, I haven't prepared a lecture of well-researched talking points about how to navigate this sometimes hellish social media platform.
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The thread checks all the boxes of the viral anti-Trump conspiracy: It's well-researched, endlessly intriguing, and unsupported by evidence.
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Averse to political extremism, what Gen Z wants instead from its leaders is well-researched solutions mediated through a cooperative process.
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That kids have been comparing themselves to popular images in traditional media -- and coming up short -- is a well-researched phenomenon.
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But readers looking for an enduring, well-researched manifesto about big tech's dangers will be disappointed by the book's lazy generalisations.
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All detailed in Norman Ohler's well-researched "Blitzed: Drugs in the Third Reich," which I found fascinating from beginning to end.
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Reading the entire memo reveals that it is a well-researched and constructive piece about how to potentially reduce gender discrimination.
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The idea isn't well researched, but it comes from a common practice in Ayurvedic medicine, an ancient holistic healing system from India.
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Paying less than half the price of a yearly Netflix subscription for quality, well-researched sex advice and counseling is worth it.
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As a result, he was inspired to write an incredibly well-researched, interesting, deep-dive into a critical point in our history.
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Over the weekend, the Times published a well-researched article breaking down the timeline of the Trump administration's response to the crisis.
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His writings on Cambodian photography are well-researched, accessible, and thoughtful — exactly what I was seeking as a newcomer to the area.
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" At a recent Cult Beauty panel on adult acne, Alexia Inge said: "Our customers are now really, really well-researched and well-read.
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He adds that there are so few mispricings among these well-researched companies that the fund usually holds just 30 to 35 stocks.
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The notion that jealous managers bully high-performing underlings, whom they see as a threat to the social order, has been well researched.
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Lively and well-researched, "Daughters of the Winter Queen" offers a timely introduction to a turbulent period in Britain's past relations with Europe.
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To Trump and those in his administration, climate science and other extremely well-researched topics are counted as ideologies, and put up for debate.
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It's well researched, and Forstchen has a singular talent of creating the emotional reality and process as the community learns to live without electricity.
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Channel Criswell's look into the cinematic experience of Stanley Kubrick is so well done and so well researched that it's absolutely worth checking out.
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But one caveat: This is probably not the advice that well-respected, well-researched career sites like Levo League, the Muse, Fortune, and Inc.
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Sinclair officials staunchly defended the promo, saying it shows no bias and was part of a well-researched initiative to promote fact-based reporting.
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Russell Freedman, who brought readable, relatable history to young readers in dozens of well-researched, generously illustrated books, died on March 16 in Manhattan.
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In Atlanta, the pride-affirming work of the African American self-taught artist Charles Williams comes into focus in a new, well-researched exhibition.
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There are some very old protocols here that could be vulnerable to a well researched attack although they have stood the test of time.
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Artist's impression of BepiColombo arriving at MercuryIllustration: spacecraft: ESA/ATG medialab; Mercury: NASA/JPLMercury is the best planet, in my humble but well-researched opinion.
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Later, he would define it himself—a carefully composed image in a well researched location paired with the perfect balance between natural and digital processing.
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This presentation was so well-researched and convincing, in fact, the Glee star herself (who can read, by the way) had to respond to it.
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Compiled from letters, diaries, interviews, and other archival artifacts, the book is a well-researched compendium of mini biographies of writers, painters, musicians, inventors, etc.
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She also regularly meets with investors — goop landed $10 million in series A funding last summer, according to Fast Company — and welcomes "well researched" criticism.
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It's not television's job to serve as a persuasive, well-researched treatise on the criminal justice system and current attitudes about race and sexual assault.
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A mix of interviews and historical analysis, "All the Single Ladies" is a well-researched, deeply informative examination of women's bids for independence, spanning centuries.
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To see how jarring all-caps can be, CONSIDER THAT TEXT LIKE THIS DOES NOT FEEL LIKE A WELL-RESEARCHED ARTICLE, BUT INSTEAD JUST SCREAMING.
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That may be fine for "hard" science fiction fans who prioritize idea over execution, or who simply crave well-researched technical speculation presented as fiction.
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Many United States asset managers are now adhering to the MiFID II doctrines by gathering research on the internet and not buying well-researched data.
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We could have proved our maturity and commitment to justice by asking hard, well-researched questions — something Middlebury College students tend to do really well.
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If it's anything like Chandor and Boal's previous work, "Triple Frontier" should be a well-researched and finely detailed action-adventure, populated by complicated characters.
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A software engineer at Google writes a well-researched memo politely suggesting that the company is going about its gender policies wrong, and he gets fired.
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"Never in history has a nation leaped so suddenly to overseas empire," Kinzer writes in a well-researched account, which also gestures toward subsequent U.S. interventions.
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Her videos — deep dives into everything from incels to aesthetics, which rack up views in the millions — are smart and irreverent, well researched, and fully realized.
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Exhibiting them all in museums is unfeasible, and in certain cases the best option will be to contextualize them in place through well researched explanatory plaques.
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For this clear and well-researched rendering of the history of New York City art protests of the last generation, ultimately, Whitewalliing is an important book.
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Oliver fully explains the debate around the U.K.'s upcoming referendum on membership in the European Union with his typical style of well-researched hilarity and wit.
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That the contracts look so different speaks to the well-researched challenges of negotiating while female as well as how gender bias often collides with market forces.
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If you're interested in similarly well-written and well-researched books about business scams and scandals, these 16 fascinating books tell you everything you need to know.
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Well-researched and scientifically supported rules can bring enormous benefits to the American people, but regulatory rollbacks for little more than deregulation's sake can cause great harm.
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Ms. DuVernay is working within a familiar documentary idiom that weaves original, handsomely shot talking-head interviews with well-researched, occasionally surprising and gravely disturbing archival material.
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A well-researched, diversified portfolio of stocks that you plan to buy-and-hold for a long period of time certainly qualifies as buy-and-hold investing.
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While the role of optimism in heart disease has been well researched, this was the first study to show similar results for stroke patients, the authors said.
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A recent, well-researched study by a French think tank examined this in detail, focusing on the organized boycott of targeted companies in Morocco in April 2018.
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"She added, however, that while the initial sentencing memo was "thorough, well researched, and supported," a recommendation of seven to nine years "would be greater than necessary.
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The free newsletter, which he has been writing in some form since he was 22015, is a surprisingly sophisticated, well-researched summary of the day's political news.
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Well researched and clearly presented, this brief names sugar as a fundamental cause of disease, particularly obesity and diabetes but also heart disease and possibly some cancers.
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The slicing of pizza is an oddly well-researched area of mathematics, principally because it has less to do with pizza and more to do with circular geometry.
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These well-researched psychological phenomena mean that we can be prone to choosing information and data that support our worldview while diminishing or dismissing evidence that contradicts it.
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Verax breathes life into off-camera events by means of illustrated storytelling, but comics' potential to inform the public with well researched journalism goes beyond the narrative realm.
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They generate good ideas—based on grounded, well-researched policy—then go to bat for those ideas in the halls of the federal government and on Capitol Hill.
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Pairing a non-patronizing tone with well researched policy proposals of particular interest to young voters is the key to the policy side of this unicorn-hunting equation.
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The Treasury initially defended the list but then, in a surprising statement, seemed to walk back its response, insisting that the classified version was serious and well researched.
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Moyle's well-researched book, written with panache, charts the mechanics with which her ambitious subject ascended in the Academy and the way he acquired wealth selling his paintings.
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They were well-researched and highly focused and, in many cases, aimed at engineers and executives who had broad access to their companies' computer networks and intellectual property.
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In terms of the benefits museums lend to universities: museums can provide wider audiences and can mount deeper and more well-researched exhibitions when partnered with a university.
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Though, she notes, she's more than happy to brush off the haters: "When something is criticism that is not well researched, it doesn't mean anything to me," she says.
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Well-researched yellow tie wearer, Robby, uncorks a bottle of red so the pair can swig it sans glasses in the style of famed Bachelor favorite, JoJo's Mom. Smart!
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Her book, which our critic Parul Sehgal calls well researched and "wonderfully truculent," argues that women are regarded as unreliable narrators who can't even testify to their own pain.
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For the third year in a row, the well-researched Mediterranean diet KO'd the competition to win gold in US News and World Report's 2020 ranking of best diets.
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Those who gain their knowledge of history from mute statuary rather than objective and well-researched books are getting a very skewed out-of-context understanding of the past.
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" Blair says, "As long as accounts like these are presenting perspectives that are well-researched and allow brands to weigh in, they're holding the industry to a higher standard.
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Whereas the U.S. market is relatively transparent and efficient, markets in developing countries have opacities and inefficiencies that could allow a well-researched active manager to gain an upper hand.
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Neil Strauss's exhaustive Jewel profile is thorough, well-researched, and careful to paint an empathetic portrait of a 24-year-old folk singer many thought they already had figured out.
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Using this code, they were able to model the visual system of a well-researched octopus that shares optical properties with all other studied cephalopods: the hammer octopus (Octopus australis).
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John Oliver is getting ready to launch his fifth season of "Last Week Tonight" on HBO, a show that combines comedy with well-researched takes on the biggest news stories.
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Despite periodic outcries on Tumblr, the mainstream media have largely ignored the old stories about The Draco Trilogy, with the exception of this well-researched summary on The Daily Dot.
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" A recent well-researched Newsweek article on Trump's finances and business dealings show they raise a serious national security risk to Americans and pose "conflicts of interest and ethical quagmires.
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Maddow is known for being extremely intelligent — she earned a Rhodes Scholarship to Oxford, and it's obvious in her lengthy, well-researched monologues that she opens her show with every day.
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But this book, which concerns itself with the years 1947-97 — what the author views as fashion photography's golden age — is also smart, well researched and written with an insider's eye.
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This idea surfaces repeatedly in Libby Copeland's well-researched exploration of the consequences — intended and otherwise — of Americans' increasingly common practice of sending saliva samples to companies like 23andMe and AncestryDNA.
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"The Man Who Solved the Market" is well researched and easily digestible, which is somewhat surprising for a book that includes descriptions of differential equations and geometrical concepts such as holonomy.
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I surf the web and form strong, well-researched opinions I'm proud of; then, I write a weekly Facebook essay about parenting, relationships, or politics (sometimes it addresses all three subjects simultaneously).
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Plus, HD Supply's commentary caused many a well researched bull ... [to] correctly ratchet back their economic growth expectations, especially for small and medium sized businesses after listening to this company's conference call.
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And the book itself is hugely entertaining and intimidatingly well researched, with scarcely a café in which a Jewish writer raised a cup of coffee from Warsaw to New York left undocumented.
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Indeed, if there is a problem with this well-researched, carefully assembled book, it's not that the author is a man; it's that his approach doesn't quite measure up to his subject.
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So, here are 40 logical and well-researched suggestions, and, you know, 40 is a high number, so there's a good mathematical probablity that one of these is 100 percent spot on.
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If you plan to fete the holidays with not-so-woke blokes, come prepared with well-researched data for discussions; or, continue to declare politics a conversational no-fly zone until early 2017.
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The label text (which is especially well researched) notes that many of these vendors were likely impoverished, the mobile workforce made up predominantly of white women and children, and black men and women.
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Maslansky's well-researched exhibition essay recounts how Walt Disney hired European émigrés, including artists in this show, who inflected the company's visuals with the surreal imagery they brought with them from the continent.
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Creatine MonohydrateThe O.G., the reigning champion, the most common, most widely used, most well-researched: creatine monohydrate, so called because it's made by binding creatine (an organic acid) with one molecule of water.
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Paul Anderer, who teaches Japanese literature and film at Columbia University, has written a well-researched study that is part biography of Kurosawa, part cultural history of modern Japan and part film monograph.
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The book was very well researched but poorly written, and when we looked up the author to see what she had done subsequently, we discovered that she'd become an outspoken chemtrails conspiracy theorist.
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I mean, first, it's Barron's this week in a well-researched piece saying that if the accounting had been generally accepted accounting principles, the company would have actually lost money rather than make $003.
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But the conflicted nature of the game also belies a truth about how most modern blockbuster games are made: no matter how well-researched and planned, the story is almost never the driving focus.
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The other thing that's in hindsight which is really troubling is — since you're from Wisconsin you may find this particularly interesting — the AP did a really well-researched piece about voter suppression in Wisconsin.
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"Voting machine vulnerabilities have been well-researched for almost a decade and have been well-reported in this election cycle, but they have yet to be fully addressed," the company said in a statement.
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So we've put together a well-researched list of the City on a Hill's premier low-brow drinking establishments, so you don't have to worry about throwing rocks at buildings in a drunken stupor.
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But rather than read fictionalized speech bubbles (even well-researched speech bubbles, like Parisi's), I wish we would turn more often to his artworks, which speak volumes through the words scratched into their surfaces.
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The letters are lengthy and appear well-researched, but they read more like indictments than inquiries — often questioning why money was spent on one program when another more cost-effective option supposedly was available.
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In fact, didn't Spotify say that you were going to not promote R. Kelly on the platform after several well-researched reporting, most recently in the Washington Post, around him being a sexual predator.
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And just as the Olympics are known as the ultimate showcase of athleticism, they have also become known as a place for the most well-researched and highly tested tech innovations to make their debuts.
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The Bowery Boys podcast, hosted by Greg Young and Tom Meyers, has been unraveling history in the five boroughs with conversational, well-researched discussions since 2007 (a recent trilogy on the Bronx is especially great).
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While obviously all cases reviewed should be well-researched, if you believe Facebook's board should resemble the U.S. courts system, then there should be guidance around how long its board members have to make a decision.
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One of the most well researched methods of helping a couple mend these issues involves addressing the initial impact of the affair, developing a shared understanding of the context of the affair, forgiveness, and moving on.
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As Charles Sykes, a former conservative radio talk-show host, notes in this Opinion piece, widely branding any journalism one disagrees with as fake news does an injustice to well-researched journalism and the public's trust.
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In interviews and an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal you have said it's because Google is "ideologically driven and intolerant of scientific debate", and therefore unable to tolerate your "reasoned, well-researched, good-faith argument".
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"I'm an optimist, and I believe if we have good ideas, well-researched ideas with proper facts, figures, presentation, then we have a much better chance of convincing the teams it's the right way forward," Brawn said.
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If all you knew about forensic science was what you saw on television, you might shrug off this news, believing that only the most sophisticated and well-researched scientific evidence is used to solve and prove crimes.
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For example, one could read a complicated book on economic theory, which is well researched and replete with citations and footnotes … until boredom necessitates picking up a gossip magazine to catch up on the latest Kim Kardashian stories.
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Tell Them We Are Rising is a fascinating and well-researched documentary that traces a line from slavery to the present day by looking at the challenges and triumphs that have faced historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs).
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" According to CNN, Sinclair's senior vice president of news Scott Livingston penned a lengthy internal memo that criticized coverage of the video, referring to this new approach as "our well-researched journalistic initiative focused on fair and objective reporting.
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The truth of course is that this year alone two detailed and well-researched policy agendas have been published — the Agenda to Build Black Futures and A Vision for Black Lives: Policy Demands for Black Power, Freedom, and Justice.
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This episode of the classic, well-researched web series Yacht Rock provides a good fictionalized summary of how the whole thing worked in the case of Michael Jackson's "Human Nature": Bruno's scenario is a little bit tougher to parse.
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Ibogaine is not as well researched as psilocybin or LSD, and it's comparatively dangerous, but it's one of the most powerful known psychedelic drugs, and there is preliminary research suggesting it may be an effective treatment for opioid and cocaine addiction.
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The first all-dog programming channel is available on Comcast, DIRECTV, RCN, Apple TV, Chromecast, Amazon FireTV, Roku, and as an iOS and Android app, and features well-researched content catered to engage your pet and help them stay calm.
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You have people on either side [of the debate] who are shouting loudly about one position or another, but may or may not have a well-formulated position—like a well-researched and thoroughly thought-through argument on the issue.
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But in the opening pages of "Janesville: An American Story," Amy Goldstein's moving and magnificently well-researched ethnography of a small Wisconsin factory city on economic life support, Ryan is just another congressman, pleading on behalf of his hometown, population 63,000.
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For the very hungry, the chef proposes the hedonistic 12-course pizza-tasting menu (45 euros, call ahead), alongside single pies (8 euros) all made with local ingredients, and a well-researched wine list that includes a decadent Pertois-Moriset Champagne.
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O'Connor, a self-proclaimed Greek mythology obsessive, has done something wonderful: He's turned the tales of those adventuresome, rascally, feuding, power-mad Greek gods into a nifty set of gorgeously drawn, well-researched graphic novels that kids go nuts for.
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Published by DAP (Distributed Art Publishers Inc.), The Anatomical Venus: Wax, God, Death & the Ecstatic dives into the history and meaning of these enigmatic female figures through a comprehensive and well-researched study, richly illustrated with images both alluring and unsettling.
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What you get as a result is plenty of well-researched nuggets you'll want to read aloud to everyone in the room, all connected by a cohesive narrative that helps you look at this fascinating, esoteric man in a hype-free light.
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I do not think for a second that he'd produce gold with me, but his recent run has been really awesome—the Quincy Jones piece, the Mike D piece, that Julian Casablancas one, they're all so well researched and thought out in advance.
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They weren't often political, and now Lindy West writes a column where it's not all caps and it's a thoughtful, well-researched and still full of amazing lines, but it's not just like, "TITANIC WAS BAD," and it's in all capital letters.
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From detailed and well-researched theories about the identity of Jon Snow's parents to 1,000-word Reddit posts about the identity of an extra in a blue suit, the vast library of Game of Thrones fan theories is hard to keep track of.
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Over 15 well-researched pages, it makes its case to put a virtual glass of Chardonnay (or Pinot Gris or Sauvignon Blanc) on our assorted devices and keyboards, arguing that we're all missing out on a vital way to share our...meals.
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Taking the trailer at face value, we can assume this movie is another Turteltaub special that throws in everything he could think of: it's obviously a science-based, well-researched look at the unlikely resurgence of Carcharocles megalodon, a prehistoric proto-shark.
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For those unaware of the 2018 scandal's intricacies, the documentary plays like an informative thriller, doling out blame to Facebook, Cambridge Analytica, its parent company Strategic Communication Laboratories, and the many culpable individuals therein, while maintaining a well-researched and tense narrative.
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"The allegation that on 06 November 2018 during a question session in parliament, President Ramaphosa deliberately misled the National Assembly, is substantiated," Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane said, adding that he should have allowed himself enough time to provide a well-researched explanation.
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By that measure, however, while there was nothing in particular to object to — the collection was well-researched and polished, with a professional brief — there were also no new standards set, no landmark reinterpretations offered on the subject of identity and its expression.
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The scam emails seemed to be well researched, with not just the users' email addresses but information like when the victim signed up, their username, and their interests they entered on the site, said Adrien Gendre, chief product officer for Vade Secure.
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It's an extremely well researched and written article about some of the activists and government officials who, in the decade from 1979-1989, tried to shape U.S. and global policy to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and avoid the worst effects of climate change.
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Although ETFs are most prevalent in Gagliardi's clients' portfolios, in cases of less-liquid markets that aren't as well researched — such as muni bonds, high-yield bonds or emerging markets debt — he often opts to pay more to have an active manager at the helm.
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In this well-researched essay, the scholar Bruce Jacobs (no relation to me) explains how the idea of "one China" was created by selective readings of history and by the outright fallacies propagated by the Communist Party, abetted by Taiwan's Nationalist party, the Kuomintang.
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Inside Job took home the 2011 Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature, and small wonder: Praised by critics at its Cannes debut, the well-researched film lucidly takes audiences through the ways that changes in both policy and banking practices led to the economic catastrophe.
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It was a thorough, well-researched call for action that added to urgent interim recommendations issued in July that included expanding addiction treatment and prevention, emergency response for overdose victims and law enforcement efforts to stanch the flow of deadly, illegal opioids from abroad.
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Those who believed Genghis to be a tyrant of monstrous heartlessness have thus lately come to think otherwise: Weatherford's writings present us revisionist history on a grand scale, but one as scrupulously well researched (with ample endnotes) as such an intellectual overhaul needs to be.
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They are ordinary modern realities documented in Maya Dusenbery's well researched, wonderfully truculent new book, "Doing Harm," one of a cluster of new investigations into gender bias in medical treatment that also includes "Ask Me About My Uterus," by Abby Norman, and "Invisible," by Michele Lent Hirsch.
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Now, though, Paul Moorhouse's well-researched, lucid new biography, Bridget Riley: A Very Very Person (Ridinghouse, 2019) may help reveal to a broad audience the full scope and richness of her unusual, distinctive oeuvre, which was recognized in the 1960s as the embodiment of Op Art.
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"There are many well researched associations of health risks with untreated depression during pregnancy, including functional impairment of the mother, worsening depression, hypertension, preterm labor, higher rates of cesarean delivery, and for the infant, impaired mother-infant bonding, developmental delay and altered brain development, among others," Deligiannidis said.
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In addition to a well-researched timeline and resource library of subjects related to Shinola, Detroit, colonialism, and social inequity, "Rethink Shinola" includes a "re-directed" cut of a publicity video starring Panis, onto which Modrak has animated colonial headgear including pith helmet, seersucker hat, and Napoleon bicorne.
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But as the genre continues to broaden and deepen, growing to cover a larger variety of experiences and perspectives, the films, books and podcasts that are well-researched, fair and empathetic will be the most fulfilling to those of us who know violence, who seek a place to breathe.
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The team consulted with a number of French and Belgian LGBTQ organizations, including OUTrans, Centre LGBT de Touraine and Les Enfants d'Arc en Ciel and individuals such as Selene, president of CGLBT Rennes, when writing the game to ensure that it was as informed and well-researched as possible.
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Michael Benson's Space Odyssey: Stanley Kubrick, Arthur C. Clarke and the Making of a Masterpiece and Alec Nevala-Lee's Astounding: John W. Campbell, Isaac Asimov, Robert A. Heinlein, L. Ron Hubbard, and the Golden Age of Science Fiction are exhaustive, well-researched examinations of two of the genre's most influential projects.
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A recently published, well-researched report by New Street Research says that, due to the low propagation characteristics of the 5GHz-and-higher spectrum bands being considered for 5G, it will take one million small cells to reach 10 percent of U.S. homes in relatively dense areas with 5G. Yikes.
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Gracenote's information, like Rovi's, is compelling and meticulous, including both well-researched factual details like the release date, and also subjective descriptive terms, which are in some cases calculated mechanically, and other times compiled by a trained staff, with any closely related terms numerically weighted to characterize the precise nature their overlaps.
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"These changes have made it harder for the public to gain access to years of well-researched and organized information paid for by their tax dollars, information that is crucial in helping inform the important discussions on how to best mitigate and adapt to the effects of climate change," the group concluded.
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Case's games have much in common: they are often done with simple art, to help convey their point more immediately; they are all focused on one message at a time, but with well-researched points and plenty of examples; and they are all as fun to play with as they are edifying.
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Currently, the most active private space in Caracas is probably Sala TAC, which produces relevant and well-researched exhibitions such as Enmarcando a Gerd Leufert: Listonados, Tramas Andinas: Tradición e Innovación de textieles de Barbara Brandli, and Tito Caula: El registro inagotable in collaboration with the private collection Archivo de la Fotografía Urbana.
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Among its innovations: a well-researched, region-specific, authentically prepared menu (which prompted a New York Times critic to have to explain guacamole to his readers); a building-within-a-building adobe-style hut that housed a tile-decorated bar; a visible food-preparation area; and a consistent graphic-design program, featuring the sun as its main motif.
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Therefore, the index for each country represents where it stands relative to the U.S. Source: Bayut This study also determined which countries have the lowest restaurant prices when compared to the U.S.: Additionally, nations with restaurant prices similar to those in the U.S. are: Any well-researched itinerary should take into account the costs associated with planned activities.
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The Unmade Bed: Men and Women in the 21st Century is an extremely well-researched, self-reflective, insightful, and even sometimes laugh-aloud funny book about the state of gender relations today; the collection could also serve as a sort of field guide for men looking to better understand that subject and think a little bit more about what "gender" really means right now, to themselves personally.
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He wrote "The Black Family in the Age of Mass Incarceration" in 2015, and it pulls extensively from the analytical framework he established in "The Case for Reparations" and his second book, the National Book Award–winning Between the World and Me. It is, like all of Coates's major essays, well researched and well argued, but it lacks the urgent, evocative sentences of his other work.
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I'm also a military-history buff, so I'm loving Giles Milton's well-researched 2016 book, published in the United States as CHURCHILL'S MINISTRY OF UNGENTLEMANLY WARFARE, about the secret British government department tasked with creating new weapons, waging guerrilla warfare and thinking up inventive ways to whack Nazis during World War II. Milton's dry, witty narrative style helps balance descriptions of some ghastly maneuvers, making a pretty lively read.
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The well-researched piece does its best to draw a line from a storied hacktivist collective to a not-especially radical or promising presidential hopeful, but from the jump it admits that the erstwhile Ben Affleck lookalike never quite met the common definition of "hacker":There is no indication that O'Rourke ever engaged in the edgiest sorts of hacking activity, such as breaking into computers or writing code that enabled others to do so.
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Although the writing is at times self-indulgent — the narrative jumping back and forth in time with each dozen-page chapter and Mumler's 1869 trial for fraud appearing in the form of a transcript fit for a movie — the extremely well-researched and fascinating stories that come out of it leave the reader wondering how people could have possibly been so easily tricked by what we now know to be double exposures and other very simple methods of photographic manipulation.
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