As I'm tasked by the fine editorial cabal here at Your Favorite Periodical with trolling about in Princeton's history, either a photographic mind or copious, simple-to-access research resources is pretty much a life-and-death issue.
Winning 3Par gave H.P. an expanded presence in the increasingly popular world of cloud computing, which depends on access to copious amounts of data storage.
The high level of trust affords USAA access to copious customer data that it uses to inform personalized cross-selling and upselling.
Anadarko also brings access to copious pipeline assets that can support fast production growth.
Since 'Ca. L. solanacearum' colonizes phloem tissue of the potato plant it presumably has access to copious amounts of sucrose, fructose, and glucose [19], [20].
Furthermore, they are kept in small cages, which restrict exercise and access to copious enrichment.
Her mother is the author of "Copious Hosting: A Theology of Access for People With Disabilities".
But what discounts Lawrence's pioneering effort is that he did not have access to the copious Robbins archives, and Jowitt and Vaill did.
Other names for this scenario are the "GDrive" or the "Google grid" that the company is allegedly working on, meaning free (but ultimately advertising-supported) copious online storage and possibly free internet access.
To beat my poor memory, and with virtually no Internet access then, I had made copious notes about crosswordese, rivers, flowers, animals, cities, Bible trivia and suffixes and prefixes to Greek gods and goddesses.
President Islam Karimov runs a repressive police state, but Western governments want to remain engaged, to gain access to the country's copious gas reserves and out of fear that this nation of 28 million, the most populous in Central Asia, could destabilize.
