In fact, much of what was broadcast and published in the voluminous newspaper coverage was an accurate snapshot of the investigators' leads and actions.
Biomedical databases summarize current scientific knowledge, but they generally require years of laborious curation effort to build, focusing on identifying pertinent literature and data in the voluminous biomedical literature.
But to pre-colonial Indians there was no association of women with sin, and in all the voluminous Indian scriptures there is no Eve, taking the fall for the Fall.
He was another Force Publique officer, and his combat exploits earned him various medals and numerous writeups in the voluminous Belgian colonial-heroic literature of the period.
Granted, Flying Spur customers in China would hardly notice a bit of turbo lag, distracted as they are by the new multifunction remote control and champagne cooler in the voluminous rear passenger area.
As a legal editor for Matthew Bender & Co., as in his life, he would separate the wheat from the chaff and find the salient pearls of wisdom in the voluminous noise and excess that permeates our legal system and lives.
Still, they recognize this is not an ordinary product liability case, filled with obscure technical details, but one of the most studied episodes in history, recorded in the voluminous and exhaustive 9/11 Commission report, news media accounts and even the Central Intelligence Agency's report released last month, detailing the agency's missteps before the attacks.
The site was formally launched at the end of 2008 at the conclusion of a 25-year study of Genoa's early economic history in the voluminous and carefully preserved state archive.
Critics of both approaches -- engagement and isolation -- will find ammunition in the voluminous report (so voluminous that the State Department now publishes it only on a CD-ROM and on its Web site, www.state.gov).gov
