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1. Most extensive are the files from two long-term directors: Roger Revelle, who served from 1950 to 1964, and William Nierenberg, 1965-1986.
2. Although extensive, the Platform Update does not bring Windows Vista to the level of features and performance offered by Windows 7. (Web site)
3. Much more extensive was his output of works for solo instrument or instruments with orchestra. (Web site)

Extensive Analysis

1. To make the engine more rigid, extensive analysis was used to create reinforced areas in the aluminum block construction.
2. Extensive analysis of 40 infertile patients with congenital absence of the vas deferens: in 50% of cases only one CFTR allele could be detected. (Web site)

Extensive Listing

1. An extensive listing of links to the Web sites of jazz pianists.
2. Extensive listing of PWC resources including links to manufacturers, suppliers, online magazines, parts and accessories, and personal water craft clubs.
3. The SFF Net SF Links maintain an extensive listing of links to a wide variety of areas including Science Fiction Writers on the web.

Extensive Grounds

1. Within the extensive grounds of Yad Vashem are numerous works of sculpture and memorials on the theme of the Holocaust.

Bus Routes

1. An extensive and efficient network of bus routes radiate out of Newcastle into the surrounding towns and suburbs.

Quite Extensive

1. Its bus station acts as a terminating stop for a number of bus routes and its services are therefore quite extensive.
2. Consequently, the subject of ABAP declarations is quite extensive.
3. The list of notable and influential American (or U.S.) anarchists is quite extensive.

Extensive Tour

1. In spring 2003, Grohl, Hawkins, and the rest of the Foos embarked on an extensive tour in support of One by One.

Extensive Touring

1. After extensive touring and promoting to support Put Up or Shut Up the band began recording their second full-length studio album. (Web site)
2. The album made the band indie stars, and extensive touring around the world followed.
3. Their next album "Get Your Wings" did considerably better in the charts benefiting from extensive touring around the country.

Extensive Biography

1. In her extensive biography of Amy Beach, Adrienne Fried Block examines both the composer's life and work. (Web site)
2. Also features an extensive biography of John Legend. (Web site)

Extensive Background

1. The original set of books was first published in 1801 by its author, Francis Barrett, who had an extensive background in the medieval and occult sciences.
2. Most books on linear operators are not easy to follow for students and researchers without an extensive background in mathematics. (Web site)
3. The first part of the book, through page 123, provides an extensive background to the South Pacific. (Web site)

Extensive Treatment

1. By saving decayed teeth, inlays and onlays prevent the need for more extensive treatment later on. (Web site)
2. The poem is an extensive treatment on the Roman calendar, loosely imitated from the Works and Days by Hesiod.
3. It is not a book on Riemannian geometry that's why there is no extensive treatment of metrics or any treatment of connections. (Web site)

Extensive Testing

1. Even after extensive testing, no specific cause can be determined for some patients with galactorrhea. (Web site)
2. Given that many diseases can cause these symptoms, extensive testing is typically required to diagnose metastatic renal cell carcinoma. (Web site)
3. Even with extensive testing, much of the time a cause of the symptoms cannot be determined.

Classifiers

1. Common linguistic features of deaf sign languages are extensive use of classifiers, a high degree of inflection, and a topic-comment syntax. (Web site)

Extensive System

1. The extensive system of roads that was constructed by the Roman Army lasts to this day.
2. Chinese also has an extensive system of classifiers and measure words, another trait shared with neighbouring languages like Japanese and Korean. (Web site)
3. Nonetheless, China has more than 75,000 miles (some 125,000 km) of navigable inland waterways, the most extensive system of any country in the world.

Extensive Studies

1. Extensive studies on areas such as behavioral, environmental, and social sciences were done and started informing the design process.
2. Extensive studies have been done with Ginkgo biloba extracts (GBE) for treatment of intermittent claudication.
3. Academically he was a renowned scholar of his time, introducing Western learning and ideology, and making extensive studies of ancient Chinese culture. (Web site)

Extensive Study

1. Awareness stands for the extensive study and examination of that which makes up what we experience in martial arts training. (Web site)
2. This extensive study dominates the literature on psychiatric aspects of hypoparathyroidism; there is a dearth of significant citations otherwise. (Web site)
3. This method was derived from the works of Richard Wyckoff, a gentleman who did extensive study with price and volume back in the 1930's.

Extensive Set

1. An extensive set of solitary adventures were published for The Fantasy Trip. (Web site)
2. Madam Speaker, the tax proposals we table before this House today constitute the most extensive set of tax reforms ever undertaken in this country.
3. The result is the most extensive set of materials on Guru Rinpoche ever to appear in a Western language. (Web site)

Extensive Discussions

1. The next two chapters in this book will introduce the reader to more extensive discussions of the methods and theory employed in sociology.
2. So I must close by referring to my extensive discussions of the subject in Chapter 3 of my book Capitalism: A Treatise on Economics. (Web site)
3. This document is the result of extensive discussions within the Web Ontology Working Group as a whole. (Web site)

Extensive Discussion

1. Pinniped relationships have been the subject of extensive discussion and analysis. (Web site)
2. The Babylonian Talmud (Pesachim 109b-112a) contains an extensive discussion of dangers of zugot and of performing various activities in pairs. (Web site)
3. The book is outstanding for its extensive discussion of the philosophical foundations of quantum theory.

Espnu

1. ESPN will provide extensive, multiplatform coverage in addition to regular time slots on ABC, ESPN, ESPN2 and ESPNU.

Extensive Coverage

1. ESPN will provide extensive coverage across multiple platforms in addition to a regular time slots on ABC, ESPN, ESPN2 and ESPNU. (Web site)
2. With extensive coverage of the physical sciences, technology, medicine, social sciences, the arts, theology, literature and other subjects.
3. See Chinese classifiers for an extensive coverage of this subject.

Extensive Knowledge

1. Cosmetic Dentistry is a specialized field that requires extensive knowledge and experience to be done correctly. (Web site)
2. I am thrilled that Stan opted to sign on with our team as I will have a chance to work with my long-time friend and gain some of his extensive knowledge. (Web site)
3. If you need any information regarding Thailand - ask Jimmy, He's very helpful & has extensive knowledge of Kanchanaburi & most of the country.

Extensive Network

1. Shenyang is served by air, rail, and an extensive network of streets and expressways, with bus service throughout the city. (Web site)
2. He oversees an extensive network of Islamic schools, a university and religious institutes that open their doors to Muslims from around the world.
3. Dublin is served by an extensive network of nearly 200 bus routes which serve all areas of the city and suburbs. (Web site)

Webmasters

1. Webmasters can list their website in up to 3 categories and also write an extensive description. (Web site)
2. The resource aims at providing an extensive and useful reference to the viewers as well as webmasters.

Extensive Information

1. Allows webmasters to add extensive information about their sites, and also choose up to three categories.
2. This site provides excellent and extensive information pertaining to the four major schools of Tibetan Buddhism. (Web site)
3. Extensive information about the history of indigo and denim, and the proprietary nano-indigo dyeing technology.

Extensive Collections

1. Cooktown is of particular interest to botanists since the time of Cook's visit when extensive collections and illustrations were made of local plants.
2. The Tretyakov Gallery houses one of the most celebrated and extensive collections of Russian art and artifacts in the world.
3. The Australian Museum holds extensive collections of invertebrates but does not carry out specialised research in all areas.

Extensive Collection

1. An extensive collection of resources and links related to Tibetan Buddhism and Tibetan Medicine. (Web site)
2. An extensive collection of resources on Frederick Douglass.
3. An extensive collection of free journals and websites for academic research for most subject areas. (Web site)

Extensive Research

1. Extensive research has been directed towards the development of alternate drugs for the treatment of iron intoxication (5-10). (Web site)
2. It is clear that she has performed extensive research on the subject and has drawn from numerous speeches to support her arguments. (Web site)
3. An expert in the field of linguistic theory, Dr. Pinker has done extensive research on language acquisition and development. (Web site)

Extensive Selection

1. Arya Tara -Tibetan Buddhism UK - A group providing message board, and an extensive selection of articles about all aspects of Tibetan Buddhism.
2. Offers an extensive selection of loose leaf tea and accessories in which to brew and store tea. (Web site)
3. Find below our extensive selection of books on all traditions of Tibetan Buddhism.

Scotland

1. Extensive selection of brand-name teas imported from England, Scotland, Ireland, Wales. (Web site)
2. This included an extensive tour of Europe which started in Edinburgh, Scotland on Friday 9th October with Sub Pop label mates The Vaselines. (Web site)
3. The name Inverness is given to the most extensive of the Lieutenancy areas of Scotland. (Web site)

Extensive Training

1. No extensive training is required as well as no certification or license.
2. Professional sign language interpreters develop interpreting skills through extensive training and practice over a long period of time.
3. After leaving the convent, she felt drawn to work with her mediumship and received extensive training to polish her gift. (Web site)

Education

1. Periodontists receive extensive training in these areas, including 2 to 3 additional years of education beyond dental school.
2. Born in Eisenach in 1685 to a musical family, he received an extensive early education and was considered to have an excellent boy soprano voice. (Web site)
3. It has an extensive network of local and state affiliates that support the NAMI mission through advocacy, research, education.

Extensive Documentation

1. This book provides extensive documentation of the life of Anglicans in New Guinea during the Japanese invasion of 1941. (Web site)

Published

1. A magazine titled Sun Ra Research was published for many years providing extensive documentation of Sun Ra's perspectives on many issues.
2. Written by Loyd Blankenship and published by Steve Jackson Games in 1990, it is a part of the extensive (3rd-edition) GURPS "generic" roleplaying system.
3. An extensive review was carried out in 2004 and the findings were published in 2005 in the Copyright Law Review Committee's report.

Expensive

1. Detection of decay is important in preventing more extensive and expensive dental problems.
2. Bridges are normally expensive and may also require extensive work on adjacent teeth for retention of the bridge.

Extensive Area

1. Postal rates are an extensive area of study that can be made by country, time period,[ 11] or even currency.
2. The mountains in Turkey cover an extensive area, but in contrast to this, there are also many areas where there are various plains, plateaus and depressions. (Web site)

Country

1. He has owned four diverse radio stations and extensive real estate holdings across the country, including the Charley Pride Theater in Branson, Mo.
2. Roads are well maintained and extensive, although expressways are limited to the south of the country.
3. The Netherlands has an extensive network of bike paths which run along highways and roads throughout the country. (Web site)

Required

1. Modern telecommunications and data networks also make extensive use of radio modems where long distance data links are required. (Web site)
2. Although the Royal Prerogative is extensive and parliamentary approval is not formally required for its exercise, it is limited. (Web site)
3. Because of the diversity of manifestations and causes of pancytopenia, an extensive and careful history and physical examination are required.

Features

1. Features include drag and drop, and extensive find capabilities on text as well as on XML data. (Web site)
2. JMS has a cornucopia of features and details that are simply too extensive to cover in this book. (Web site)
3. Fashion Model Directory - Features an extensive collection of biographical information on female fashion models.

Extensive Range

1. All EIZO products are supplied with an extensive range of accessories to make your work more comfortable.
2. We offer an extensive range of innovative, reliable marine navigation lights for use on buoys, beacons, lighthouses, jetty masts and port approaches.
3. An extensive range of express buses connect cities all over Norway and even most national parks. (Web site)

Restaurants

1. The Albir Gardens Aparthotel is surrounded by extensive gardens and close to the shops, bars and restaurants in the village centre.
2. Ayodya Resort Bali enjoys an extensive range of restaurants, bars, sports and leisure activities as well as meeting facilities.
3. Extensive (official) directory for everything that is tourism–related: hotels, attractions, events, jewelry shops, restaurants, travel agents.

World War

1. Although many of the Philippine Islands suffered extensive damage in World War II, Mindanao emerged relatively unscathed. (Web site)
2. Based on extensive and systematic archival research, this work offers an analysis of the British General Staff in the period up to the eve of World War II. (Web site)
3. Before World War II, Japan built an extensive empire that included Taiwan, Korea, Manchuria, and parts of northern China.

Hong Kong

1. Since Tsim Sha Tsui is indeed the heart of Kowloon Peninsula, the area is served by an extensive network of bus routes to many parts of Hong Kong.
2. Hong Kong has extensive trade and investment ties with the People's Republic of China which existed even before the handover on 1 July 1997.

Extensive Variety

1. Trace Minerals-B12 provides an extensive variety of trace minerals including iodine, required for healthy thyroid, spleen, and red blood cell functions.
2. Tagalog - Languages of the World teaches you to the language, in context, using an extensive variety of interactive learning activities. (Web site)

Skills

1. Players can customize an extensive variety of skills and special abilities for the hero, including race, features and class specializations. (Web site)
2. Extensive training and education provide Prosthodontists with the skills for restoring optimum function and esthetics to your smile.
3. Musicians need extensive and prolonged training to acquire the necessary skills, knowledge, and ability to interpret music.

Literature

1. Dental implants are the subject of many patents and extensive literature. (Web site)
2. There is extensive literature to support that neurologic sequelae are reduced using Atraumatic needles. (Web site)
3. The literature on discrete multivariate analysis, although extensive, is widely scattered.

Composers

1. New Music Links Thomas Moore's list of composers and links to other new music sites is the most extensive I have encountered.
2. Extensive listing of resources relating to composers of different genres.
3. Some composers have left us an extensive catalogue of recorded performances, most notably Edward Elgar, Igor Stravinsky and Benjamin Britten. (Web site)

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