Sentences with phrase «brilliant means of working»

It's a brilliant means of working out how well an advert has worked.»

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Meant for young children, Barbara Helen Berger's story is a brilliant and subtle work of theology.

We are following a policy of scientific quality which means betting on young people who have been brilliant during their postdoc stays abroad and who work on novel research issues?

In Tilda Swinton, you have a classic case of Academy catch - up, wherein voters nominate a brilliant talent for minor work as a means to remedy past snubs.

Gary Doyland, geography teacher at Camden School for Girls commented,» The wealth of examples to supplement both the taught curriculum and the excellent locations for practical work means that the centre is a brilliant place for GCSE geographers to come to.»

This is pure arcade racing nirvana, I mean it has team - based racing that works really well as you play an event over a continuous set of rounds, You get simple controls, Variety in vehicles and how they work and the locations are just brilliant.

I got ta say that that is all pretty brilliant work right there... I mean no one else has ever demonstrated these concepts anywhere or ever in this entire debate, or even in any textbooks or physics classes I am aware of.

This means you end up with a number of ugly notifications that sit at the top of your screen, reminding you that your phone isn't working properly — not brilliant.