His works usually are huge, vastly peopled canvases depicting allegorical, biblical, or historical subjects in splendid colour and set in a framework of classicizing Renaissance architecture.
"Bedroom D.J.ing is huge, vastly larger than pro D.J.ing," said Steve Mitchelides, president of the online retailer DJ Deals, which sells equipment for both kinds.
There's not much new in what Hertsgaard advocates on the mitigation front — a "Green Apollo" program with an economy-wide price on carbon, vastly increased energy efficiency, huge investments in clean-energy technology, and other mainstream ideas.
But for retailers, said King, corporation tax is vastly overshadowed by the huge difference in business rates between firms with chains of stores and online players with just a few big warehouses.
In the last years, the number of surveillance cameras placed in public locations has increase vastly and as consequence, a huge amount of visual data is generated every minute.
Cutting's work on internet search technology for Yahoo during the mid-2000s provided the ideal proving ground for combining vastly increased computing power with huge and diverse datasets.
By raising target prices, the bills vastly increase the likelihood of huge payments should prices decline from their current near-record levels.
The payoff for building such a digital collection, he added, is vastly improved availability of a huge store of knowledge and information for teaching, learning and research.
The huge oil revenues vastly increased Venezuelan influence in Latin America, and the country negotiated favourable trade agreements to supply its neighbours with oil and natural gas.
Mr. Forstmann has told investors that XO's problem is a vastly overleveraged balance sheet, with huge attendant interest costs taking funds that are needed for operations and expansion.
