He said it was unlikely, however, that the United States would consider direct military action in Indonesia, "because it's such a big and disparate place".
The big, diverse, disparate, messy data go into these tools, and "actionable insights" come out.
Left relatively unmolested, the big and disparate group of largely newbie protesters sat in circles talking and working out a list of demands to compile.
"The concept," he said, "is to thread together all these disparate big pieces to create a community, rather than a power center where each big box is an island onto itself".
While the works that drew big numbers were disparate, each one was a quintessential example of its author's work.
In The Big Short, a disparate bunch of financial industry eccentrics cannily bet against the US mortgage-lending market just before it implodes.
Stars as big and demographically disparate as Howard Stern (whose radio ratings have risen since he started vilifying the "fascist right wing") and the chart-topping rapper Jadakiss (whose single "Why" suggests that Mr. Bush knocked down the twin towers) are making the Dixie Chicks look like Young Republicans.
At the time, Bay lost its networking battle with Cisco Systems, and phone-equipment maker Nortel had no experience combining two big companies with disparate cultures.
There are hints at coherency here and there, but mostly it's just a big quilt of disparate ideas, marks, and doodles, and sometimes even things a viewer might pause and take in.
Mr. Saleh finally defeated the Communists, using large numbers of Arab Afghans formed into Islamic terrorist units as his shock troops, then rewarding their service and buying their further loyalty by bringing them into the "big tent" of his disparate government.
