Jonathan Lighter's exhaustive "Historical Dictionary of American Slang" got the ball rolling in the 1990s, but after the publication of two volumes it has not moved past the letter "O".
There are even instruments listed in the credits of the CD, such as the axabeba, that aren't included in the exhaustive New Grove Dictionary of Music Instruments.
After assembling his case against Maybrick, Robinson noted that although he had composed "The Holy City", one of the most popular songs in England, he had been expunged from contemporary books like the exhaustive Grove Dictionary of Music.
This best set of indices can be obtained by an exhaustive search in the dictionary F (e.g., the optimal solution exists) but in practice the complexity burdens impose to follow a greedy strategy.
A similarly exhaustive and exhausting display is Ecke Bonk's presentation of the standard German dictionary, which was begun by the Brothers Grimm (who hailed from Kassel) in 1838, but only finished by researchers in 1960.
Although the current version of the dictionaries is fairly exhaustive they will become a powerful tool only if they are updated by the community.
In the case of bacteria, the dictionary has near-exhaustive coverage of the domain and has been automatically expanded with standard variant forms of the terms.
The next day he bought a Bible, a Bible dictionary and James Strong's Exhaustive Concordance of the Bible.
Because MP is very time consuming when the greedy exhaustive search in the whole huge over-complete dictionary adopted and it is still a challenging problem.
Remember that no dictionary in any language can be exhaustive.
