The music companies had resisted freeing up their digital tracks from restrictions because they were afraid consumers would make copious copies that would deprive the companies and their recording artists of revenue.
The replicon made copious copies of itself, which the researchers showed both by polymerase chain reaction assays and by analyzing viral proteins.
The genome organization of Hematodinium sp. shows abundant evidence of a high rate of recombination with copious copies of gene fragments occurring in seemingly limitless combinations.
And that is the problem - lecturers tend to prepare too many slides, pack them with too much information, and whizz through them in a manner that obliges students to spend most of the session attempting to copy copious amounts of text from the screen, while bypassing active processing of the material.
1. Imagery Conveys an Idea Better Than Text There is no need to use copious amounts of copy to get across core messages to your audience.
It mostly involves copious amounts of copying from a book.
I've also edited books, others' work and entire websites; I've composed copious amounts of corporate copy and have given my all as a consultant to those in the cannabis industry.
Copying in copious colleagues is often a precautionary measure for bosses to check in on their juniors, and for people to feel show that they are "busy working". Sit with either your superiors or subordinates and create a new system for checking in with each other.
In fact, the texts we have state in their title that they were written down "from the voice" of David; this means that while the teacher lectured, a student would take copious notes that were then copied out and circulated, a practice that was not uncommon in the Alexandrian school.
The question about missing details (U15) similarly displays strong knowledge of the learners: fear of missing details that might feature on exams, and inability to select what is important, is overwhelming for students, and results in copious unmanageable notes, often blindly copied from the lecture handouts.
