John West's History of Tasmania (1852) was a work of remarkable scope and insight.
Dated April this year, the papers describe the remarkable scope of a previously undisclosed "snooping" operation which gave the NSA and the FBI easy access to the systems of nine of the world's biggest internet companies.
HLS combines the remarkable scope of a world-class research institution with the intimacy and collegiality of the first-year section experience and hundreds of small seminars, reading groups, and independent writing and research opportunities.
An expatriate based since 1948 in France, he is coming home this week to New York, his native city, where he is orchestrating a festival for himself that will showcase the remarkable scope of his life's production -- and prove that it will last a lot longer than two seconds.
And at any time of year Lapland offers remarkable scope for activity and adventure.
But his description of the ndeup also reflects the remarkable scope of Mr. Solomon's book: its depth, its breadth and its vitality.
Essays by renowned art historians Thomas Crow, Serge Guilbaut, and Robert Storr, and others contextualize each of the five decades of Baker's collecting efforts, while entries on individual artists illustrate the remarkable scope of Baker's holdings.
The remarkable scope of Cooper's expertise, from colonial portraiture to modern American painting, helped form what is now considered one of the preeminent museum collections of American art in the country.
A host of comparative data allows the different catalysts available to the practitioner to be properly assessed, whereas selected applications to material science and natural product synthesis showcase the remarkable scope, performance, and reliability of this transformation even in very challenging settings.
As you may well have gleaned from your reading, the first books of the poem are particularly absorbed with the idea of forgetting, because more than any other part of Paradise Lost they display so ostentatiously the remarkable scope of Milton's own memory.
As thrilling and engaging as many moments in "The Rider" are, the movie, instead of expanding to fit the remarkable scope of Brady Jandreau's knowledge and skill, reduces him to fit the character of Brady Blackburn, because Zhao seems to have filmed with her head down, focussed on her screenplay, rather than up, focussed on the richness of what was taking place around her.
