In the version put forward by Team Anna, particularly, immense power – including power over the judiciary – will be concentrated in a single unelected institution requiring an army of inspectors who will probably be swallowed up by an impossible workload as they investigate allegations of corruption.
It may sound like something out of Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein," but the implications — and cost savings — make this technological breakthrough in 3D printing particularly immense.
In his introduction, Simpson says that "…experimental biology in general and genetics in particular have the grave defect that they cannot reproduce the vast and complex horizontal extent of the natural environment and, particularly, the immense span of time in which population changes really occur.
The quality of groundwater has particularly received immense attention since water of high quality is required for domestic and irrigation needs.
As Andy Dawson confirmed, the psychological challenge involved will be immense, particularly in the wake of Saturday's crushing setback.
Steve will be remembered for many things but particularly for his immense capacity for friendship and for his joy in the richness of life.
But the scale of the challenge the Conservatives have set themselves is immense, particularly since many of the most straightforward cuts have been made in the last five years.
In Egypt, tourism was only about 6% of GDP in 2014, but its influence on other sectors is immense, particularly in agriculture, the country's biggest employer.
The back row was immense – particularly in the first half – and Stuart Hogg was the whirring, fizzing ball of chutzpah Scottish supporters have come to expect.
If it can stick to this in the face of lobbying pressure from state firms and banks demanding cheap liquidity and fresh equity, the currency could stabilise.That pressure, however, will be immense, particularly if the economy starts to shrink.
However, the impact could be immense, particularly on self-knowledge within the firm, and deceit would become difficult, as it is likely to be more obvious under one set of assumptions or another.
