Walker dedicated a large portion of his analysis to Rose.
As Nagios follows a client-sever architecture it has a small number of dedicated servers and a large number of clients.
Percutaneous venous access, simplicity of circuit, minimal anticoagulation requirements, blood flow rate, and haemodynamic impact of this device are more similar to renal replacement therapy than to common extracorporeal respiratory assistance, making it feasible not only in just a few dedicated centres but in a large number of intensive care units as well.
This is evidenced not only by the sheer volume of papers dedicated to nanotechnology but also in a large number of new journals dedicated to nanotechnology and regenerative therapeutics specifically to medicine and surgery.
We write on behalf of dedicated individuals who believe that a large number of America's most urgent problems can be solved by simply electing candidates on November 2 who have the guts to do one simple thing... Commit to making America Energy Independent on clean, American energy by the end of this decade.
This means that users had to consider a trade-off between a reasonable rate of success and the time needed to review a dedicated literature to prioritize among a large number of candidates.
"This was a difficult decision to make since it affects a large number of dedicated employees," the president and general manager of The Times, Scott Heekin-Canedy, said in a statement.
"This is such a large number of dedicated artists under one roof, perhaps the largest single group under one roof in the world.
The ex-offender population includes a large number of dedicated, motivated and diverse potential employees, like Daley, who genuinely want to move forward in their lives, put criminal activity behind them and contribute to society.
By the 15th century, the Ṣafavid movement could draw on both the mystical emotional force of Sufism and the Shīʿite appeal to the oppressed populace to gain a large number of dedicated adherents.
