Mr. Wadsworth "is one of the most successful interfaces between a large public and the very, very large world of chamber music, and through him so many people came to know and love the art form," Mr. Finckel said.
The increasing energy demand is leading to the development of the very large world resources of heavy crude oils that are of the same order of magnitude than conventional oils.
Most of the 500 or so planets astronomers have found orbiting other stars have fallen into the gas-giant class: very large worlds, some much bigger than Jupiter, that can't support life, because they lack solid surfaces, and because they orbit either too far from or much too close to their suns.
"We have a very large collection of world music as well as Canadian-specific content," he adds.
Modal realism, in the uncompromising form defended by the American philosopher David Lewis, is the view that there exists a (very large) plurality of worlds, each of which is a spatiotemporally (and therefore causally) closed system, disjoint from all others and comprising its own distinctive collection of concrete particulars, replete with all their properties and relations to each other.
It seems that the majority of the opponents of the MWI reject it because, for them, introducing a very large number of worlds that we do not see is an extreme violation of Ockham's principle: "Entities are not to be multiplied beyond necessity".
Third, religious zealots like Osama bin Laden, and their "sense of God," have caused a very large share of the world's wars.
I think that it's important to look at in the sense that [it affects] a very large proportion of the world in one way or another.
Romania is a small country on the edge of Europe, with a tiny film industry — it's more like a passionate, fractious, underfinanced social network — and a very large footprint in the world of cinema.
