US /əˈstut, əˈstjut/
・UK /əˈstu:t, əˈstju:t/
Dr. Patel is an astute man. He's very good at assessing challenges and comes up with real quick solutions. Whenever I am stuck with my algorithms for my master's thesis, he's my go-to person, and he helps me get unstuck. He's a hard-working individual and puts dozens of hours at computer labs and teaching, as well as spends time with his family and friends. I have a lot of respect for him. I like working with him because we share the same interest in quantum computing.
Patel is an astute man.
I wouldn't do this with ordinary ink, like I wouldn't want it showing, but I like using invisible ink because it's like a really personal way of annotating and it can also encourage you to be less serious about annotation. Like I am very careful when I annotate, like I'm not just going to write anything. It has to feel like a very astute point or there has to be a reason for me writing something in the book with normal ink, whereas invisible ink just kind of gives a bit more freedom because it's not going to actually change the visual look of the page. And it's also really fun to kind of go back over the book when you're rereading and cast the invisible ink over it and kind of see your very raw visceral reaction to a book as you were reading it.
Um, it has to feel like a very astute point or, um, there has to be a reason for me writing something in the book with normal ink, whereas invisible ink just kind of gives a bit more freedom because it's not going to actually change the visual look of the page.
Yet the creature was astute; mastered his fury with a great effort of the will; composed his two
yet the creature was astute, mastered his fury with a great effort of the will, composed his two important letters, one to Lanyon and one to Poole,
And he was also, I would say, a very astute critic of Nietzsche.
now Jung was a student of Nietzsche's, you see, and he was also, I would say, a very astute critic of Nietzsche.
Astute and helpful.
an astute sensibility of our evolving confederation.
historical precedents as reference points, and in astute sensibility of our evolving
and can be read on the faces of anyone, whether that's by an astute listener or facial recognition software like those Ekman has helped develop, controversially for security and marketing uses.
whether that's by an astute listener
Because he has been described as the most financially astute and influential of all the Rothschilds.
Because he has been described as the most financially astute and influential of all the Rothschilds.
For instance, I'm sure your astute eyes can now detect that some of those bluish grays in the quilt are talking to those reds in the girl's dress.
For instance, I'm sure your astute eyes can now detect that some of those bluish grays in the quilt are talking to those reds in the girl's dress.
There would have been nothing left to do for someone less astute he would have been dead or destitute without a sense of restitution Started working, ducking for his late mother's landlord Trading sugar cane and ramen all the things he can't afford.
There would have been nothing left to do for someone less astute.