Both banks also feature in many investment and pension funds as underlying investment so many members of the public at large have an interest in their enterprises.
Interestingly, the workforce at large had a pretty good idea what was happening.
The reason behind forming molecular electronics may be that the society at large has a demand for smaller, faster, simpler and better technologies.
Or, as Thomas Valasek, a spokesman for the Center for European Reform in London, put it: "The world at large has a massive stake in the outcome of the elections.
By his account, Mered – the smuggler who allegedly still remains at large – had a hand in roughly 4% of this market.
As a group, those models that took advantage of an opportunity to calibrate to selected small catchments and to transfer calibration results to the basin at large had a smaller bias and root mean squared error (RMSE) in daily streamflow simulations compared with the models that did not calibrate.
"Because any member of the public could conceivably find herself outside a TAP building in the Bronx, the public at large has a liberty and dignity interest in bringing an end to the practice of unconstitutional stops at issue in this case," the judge wrote.
Sitcoms that highlight big personalities to the exclusion of the other characters tend to have short lives; "Wanda at Large" has a boldness that will catch some viewers as they spin the dial, but if Sykes uses up all the oxygen in the room, pretty soon viewers may surf right past it.
The video game industry, like the tech industry at large, has a poor history of welcoming women into its culture.
Although algorithms have the power to create huge efficiencies through the processing of large volumes of data and automation, the tech industry at large has a bias problem as blind spots and prejudices that engineers hold are being embedded into the technologies they build.
