But the most extensive fingerprint databases are in use at only a handful of border crossings, and an extensive system at the nation's airports is still months if not years away, immigration officials said.
The theater has been updated over the years, but its most extensive renovation came during the made-for-Hollywood presidency of Ronald Reagan, when the major studios of the time -- Disney, Universal, Fox, Paramount, Columbia, MGM and Warner Brothers -- put up $150,000 to make sure the president watched their wares in an environment as cosseted as the screening room of an entertainment mogul.
Granites with a great excess of alkali feldspar over plagioclase are known from New England; they occur in smaller bodies at numerous sites in British Paleogene and Neogene rocks and in the Oslo region of Norway, but their most extensive development is in northern Nigeria.
But the most extensive thematic change in the series was the disappearance of evangelicalism.
But the most extensive project has been the library ceiling's epic mosaic -- compelling partly because it's not a mosaic at all, but rather acrylic paint brushed to look like 140,000 separate marble tiles.
We can only hope that these victims of ECT will recover with time, but the most extensive long-term follow-up study indicates that most ECT patients will never recover from the damage in the form of persistent severe mental deficits.
Cd from dietary and smoking exposures can accumulate in various organs and tissues, but the most extensive accumulation occurs in the kidney cortex.
The first set of experimental domestication studies involved rats (King and Donaldson 1929; Castle 1947, as reviewed in Arbuckle 2005) but the most extensive body of work involves foxes (Vulpes vulpes), in a major research project initiated in 1959 by Dimitry K. Belyaev, in Novosibirsk, in the then Soviet Union.
Sea fishing and aquaculture resources have been developed since the mid-20th century, but, because the most extensive fishing grounds in the EU are off Ireland's shores, international competition is intense.
Presence of haemosiderin results in susceptibility artefacts on GRE sequence in all three entities, but is usually most extensive in PVNS, which also shows frond-like projections into the joint.
