Yet, there is almost no discussion of these challenges in the bioethics literature, and a copious discussion on value decisions in the use of NICUs, resuscitation, life-saving drugs, and other perinatal and neonatal interventions readily available in HICs.
The article reviews the copious psychological literature behind the value of adversity in building success.
Film theorist Wheeler Winston Dixon, far from decrying the series for its production values, finds that "the copious [use of] stock footage and the numerous exterior sequences shot in the ruins of the bombed-out metropolis give Flash Gordon a distinctly ravaged look".
So, too, if he had been a priest or an augur, he would have acquired inside information of great historical value and been able to consult the copious documents and records of the priestly colleges.
The two parties have declared -- rightly -- that the next step is to examine the data (of which MOOCs, by virtue of being online, generate copious amounts, albeit much of it having hitherto unproved value), modify the course structure and try again.
After decanting the supernatant, the GO was washed by ultracentrifugation with 500 mL of HCl, followed by washing with copious dH2O until the wash solution reached a neutral pH value.
The wall heat flux at a given wall superheat and wall critical heat flux demonstrate the peak value at the aspect ratio of 0.99 possibly due to copious existence of the liquid film around the corner.
Countrywide's copious subprime woes ensured a low price: a mere sixth of its stockmarket value before the crunch.
The copious commentary accompanying this Golden Jubilee focused on the constancy of the queen through a half-century of change and her value as an emblem of nationhood.
There are copious caveats.
Copious amounts of red wine.
