Sentences with phrase «good at particular stages»

With practice, I can become decently good at particular stages.

Not exact matches

With all that this particular broker has been able to develop at this stage, the Cherry Trade brokerage house is well worth your consideration.

In particular, she noted later, «while we have struggled with the appropriate split between early and late stage [research and development], along with which deployment activities to support, my fear is that this approach will result in a cornucopia of good ideas residing at the labs in a form still insufficiently mature for private industry to take over.»

At this stage animals are large enough such that the cell bodies of motor neurons in the ventral nerve cord are well spaced, making it less ambiguous in deciding if presumptive gap junction puncta are associated with a particular motor neuron.

It could very well be the music of Bowser road that attracts players to these particular stages even after completing them at an earlier time.

«It could have been a good book... But because of one particular plot device... the novel refuses to sail very high in the water... at a cost for the good of the novel, Coetzee ushers onto the stage the eponymous character from his previous novel, Elizabeth Costello.»

The best long - term treatment response was seen in kittens under 16 to 18 weeks of age with a particular form of FIP, and that were at certain stages in the disease's progression.

How long on average it takes to complete each stage in the particular kind of matter — as well as what the short and long ends of the range might be − and whether there are delays the client should know about (for example, clients may not know that a court can reserve a decision at the end of a trial, and may be shocked that they won't know the outcome until weeks or months later);