Some MPs' entries on Wikipedia, the online encyclopedia, now contain more about their expenses than anything else.
Mrs. Martin is the most fervent admirer of John Kennedy among the buffs; she is probably the only one whose house contains more books about Kennedy's life than about his death, and she frankly idolizes the Kennedy family.
He also told Porter: "ANPR could be one of the world's largest non-military surveillance systems and probably contains more data about people than the NHS.
"Allawi Predicts More Strife, but Says Voting Will Go On" (//www.nytimes.com/learning/students/pop/articles/21allawi.html), by John F. Burns, contains more information about the interim Iraqi prime minister's response to recent terrorist attacks designed to disrupt the planned elections.
The culture of the kitchen, as embodied in those enduring traditions we call cuisines, contains more wisdom about diet and health than you are apt to find in any nutrition journal or journalism.
The nonlinearity is then approximated by a Flame Double Input Describing Function (FDIDF), which is a more expensive object to calculate than the FDF, but contains more information about the nonlinear response.
The Amazon listing, which can be accessed by clicking on the front cover below, contains more details about the book and a look at some of its pages.
Mathematical Details S1 contains more details about the implementation of this viral fitness factor.
The supplementary material contains more details about the structure of data entry and the construction/instantiation of each component of the model.
