In it, he promoted comprehensive preparation, not instant gratification: Find deer using the ancient art of tracking hoof prints, not sitting in the relative comfort of a tree stand.
He stressed the need for an "instant, accurate, comprehensive" system devoid of loopholes that allow dangerous people to avoid background checks altogether.
President Obama was on the right track two months after the mass killing in Tucson, when in an op-ed article in The Arizona Daily Star, he pointed to the missing state records and the need for an "instant, accurate, comprehensive" background check system.
To get a foe to argue not about the issue but about the implementation was an instant and comprehensive victory, and a quick look at Kennedy's issues shows he won them going away.
For those who are growing up to search in this millennium, it implies nothing more taxing than typing two words into a box – or, increasingly, mumbling them into a phone – and waiting less than an instant for a comprehensive answer, generally involving texts and images and films and books and maps.
For example, a messaging service that allows patients to communicate with clinicians is a reactive feature, whereas current technology can be proactive in giving patients instant access to comprehensive recommendations and information about priorities for improving their health that may have escaped their attention.
It is also expected that electronic medical records will revolutionize medical research by facilitating comprehensive, longitudinal observational data in an instant (Halvorson 2008).
But none of them have a ubiquitous cross-device instant messaging platform with a comprehensive social graph the way Facebook does.
The union results predicted by these three tools are taken to give a comprehensive regulatory network so that many potential instants of regulatory coordination will be dug out to help further studies in experiment.
Soon he had a comprehensive overview of the sites she visited and the instant messages she was sending.
