"The ODA has between £600m and £800m worth of work still to complete, chiefly in "stitching together the landscape of the site".
There is no doubt that other hands – chiefly those of Franz Xaver Süssmayr – completed the manuscript, a mix of reconstruction, reinvention, half-remembered conversation, error and guesswork.
Here I will use data chiefly from the recently completed, ENcyclopedia Of DNA Elements (ENCODE) project as an example to discuss relative specificity in DNA transcription.
Andrea Pisano is known chiefly through the bronze doors completed for the Baptistery of Florence cathedral during the 1330s.
We see it complete all too rarely, chiefly for practical reasons of scale, large cast and a long evening, though let's not forget that Opera Holland Park pulled off a great staging last year.
In contrast a small number of participants indicated they had experienced some negative effects from completing the outcome measures, chiefly that reading and rating their level of nausea and vomiting at a time when they were feeling nauseous had at times worsened their experience.
Kropotkin's last years were devoted chiefly to writing a history of ethics, one volume of which was completed.
The problem of describing Pythagoreanism is complicated by the fact that the surviving picture is far from complete, being based chiefly on a small number of fragments from the time before Plato (c. 428 c. 348 bce) and on various discussions in authors who wrote much later most of whom were either Aristotelians or Neoplatonists (see below History of Pythagoreanism).
She lived henceforth in complete retirement, residing chiefly at Chiswick House, where she turned to piety for consolation.
The regime has been consistent chiefly in showing complete disregard for its people.But arguing is pointless.
The man chiefly responsible for forcing a complete re‐exam ination of welfare reform was Senator John J. Williams of Delaware, the ranking Republi can on the Finance Committee.
