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Lists of the copious contents of her closet, disclosed to magazines during happier times, have come back to haunt her.
But a great deal of head-scratching produced no obvious pairings, primarily because America Online is a unusual hybrid that has thrived with a mix of virtual communities and copious proprietary content and services.
On the other hand, the copious phenolic content in Zostera species such as flavones and sulfated phenols was revealed by McMillan et al. [41], while ferulic, vanillic, p-hydroxybenzoic, caffeic, gallic, protocatechuic, and gentisic acids were identified in ZM [41] and rosmarinic acid in ZN [42, 43].
After 10 days, we observed round cells with copious intracellular contents (Fig. 4E) and others that had already collapsed, like oenocytoids (Fig. F).
During the culture of HPO cells, we found cells having features of both plasmatocytes and oenocytoids, i.e. asymmetric spreading behavior (adhesive character) and copious intracellular contents (Fig. 3K), suggesting that plasmatocytes and oenocytoids belong to the same lineage.
Content marketers without large established audiences who don't see the writing on the wall are at risk of wasting a lot of money by creating copious amounts of content and publishing it to a nonexistent audience.
That was underscored by the theme of the evening, "Generation C," referring to the multitudes of members of the millennial generation who consume, create and curate copious amounts of digital content on a regular basis.
Consider Gallop's startup, Make Love Not Porn, intended as a platform for socially acceptable and shareable sexual content … one which includes copious quantities of community-generated explicit material.
Satellites transmit copious information on temperatures, precipitation, vegetation cover and even the health, moisture content and chlorophyll-production of plants.As David Rogers, an expert in ecology and disease at Oxford University, observes, this is an enormously useful combination of variables.
Nevertheless, the current genome-wide domain assignment data are copious and significant enough to make evolutionary arguments, such as reconstructing species phylogenies based on protein domain content [5].
I was hoping it would all be less daunting if perhaps the copious hair might screen some imperfection when she did the decent thing and showed me the contents of her handbag.
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The phrase "copious content " primarily functions as a noun phrase where the adjective "copious" modifies the noun "content". Ludwig AI indicates this phrase describes a large quantity of information. While there are limited exact matches in the provided data, similar examples show its usage in describing various forms of content.
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