As the scientists take energy from the colossal expansion of the known universe, the literary writers risk being sucked into a black hole of irrelevance.
Yet, despite the congestion caused by the colossal expansion in the use of the private automobile and the reduction in the number of tramcars, city transport has once more become efficient.
Fiksu calls this a "colossal expansion of mobile apps," and yet that doesn't even seem to be a strong enough word for what we're seeing.
After electronic excitation of this wide-gap photonic material, the wires were found to exhibit colossal expansions, two orders of magnitude higher than that expected at thermal equilibrium; the expansion is highly anisotropic, a quasi one-dimensional behavior, and is facilitated by the induced antibonding character.
Moreover, the demand for large-scale mosaic making brought about by the colossal urban expansion in the 1st century ce made the development of quicker and simpler techniques imperative.
Primary reason for this interfacial delamination is the mechanical stress generated due to colossal volume expansion of silicon during lithiation.
We report the synthesis and structural characterisation of the molecular framework copper(I) hexacyanocobaltate(III), Cu3[Co CN 6], which we find to be isostructural to H3[Co CN 6] and the colossal negative thermal expansion material Ag3[Co CN 6].
Rodriguez has held that post ever since, overseeing a colossal American military expansion on that continent.
Verizon has halted FiOS expansion because the colossal expense of tearing up streets to lay fiber-optic cable, or even stringing cable on utility poles, made replicating the cable company's local network uneconomic except in the densest urban areas.
The Muscovite administration was extended first into the devastated areas, where local institutions had been swept away, and then into new territories that had no significant political institutions, until it became a standardized and centralized mechanism powered by the colossal wealth generated by its own expansion.
But the growth derives, now more than at any time in the recent past, from a staggering expansion of heavy industry and urbanization that requires colossal inputs of energy, almost all from coal, the most readily available, and dirtiest, source.
