The market size is evidently big.
Evidently, big data can be applied in other fields, such as corporate supply chains (e.g., leveraging RFID data to optimize stock replenishment, [10]), or for business intelligence (e.g., anticipating likely competitor actions through web nowcasting, [8]).
Monologue of girl who changed dressing room with other girl who evidently has bigger part than she has.
By Patricia Collinge The New Yorker, October 26 , 1929P. 53 Monologue of girl who changed dressing room with other girl who evidently has bigger part than she has.
(Why, being briefer, is it named the Magna Moralia? Because each of the two papyrus rolls into which it is divided is unusually long. Just as a big mouse can be a small animal, two big chapters can make a small book. This work was evidently named "big" with reference to its parts, not the whole).
(Follicles are evidently a big theme for the Gosselins).
In some little town in the former East Germany, the Bruewalds were evidently a big deal.
Taping your dreadlocks to your chest is evidently quite big in Italy.
Evidently, the biggest challenge of all is not just how to finance care, but how to organise and deliver quality health services for all communities.
"Then, a huge group of men in white shirts, who seem to be affiliated to the New York police department, but who are not self-evidently so – bigger and fitter than the rank-and-file blue-shirted officers – came in droves.
