This was amply captured by police cameras as well as film taken by bystanders.
"Mäda Primavesi was, by her own account, an independent, assertive young girl," The Metropolitan Museum writes in a description of the piece online, "qualities amply captured in this portrait of her".
Lastly, although diabetes is a CVD risk equivalent, there is residual cardiovascular risk that is amply captured by a CAC score above and beyond the traditional Framingham risk variables.
This structure infuriated Republicans, but the mortgage meltdown had amply demonstrated the dangers of regulatory capture.
His exploits, including a rescue of a soldier under fire and his capture by the North Koreans, were amply supported by Army documents and the testimony of men who said they recalled fighting alongside him.
As this book makes amply clear, she was all that word implies, and never failed to capture the house.
Also we show that the seeded NDs are amply hydrogenated to be decorated with antibodies using the UV-alkene chemistry, and higher bacterial captures can be obtained compared to our previously reported work with diamond films.
It pays amply for the reduction in CO2 emission by limiting the areal extent of burnt forest and by the capture of CO2 by the reaction of the calcined serpentine afterwards.
His wish was amply granted.
Their confidence was amply rewarded.
