His latest exhaustive anthology, edited with Steve Nelson, is "The Complete Lyrics of Frank Loesser," published this month by Alfred A. Knopf.
Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani's final collection of facts about the performance of city services, exhaustive yet carefully edited, was released yesterday by the Bloomberg administration, illuminating in many ways how those services suffered after the attack on the World Trade Center.
Erlingsson's exhaustive research and careful editing, accompanied by the plaintive orchestrations beneath, are quite bewitching.
This list is exhausting, but not exhaustive.
When we allow two consecutive repeats to differ by an amount at most k (either in Hamming or in edit distance) Landau et al. (2001) give exhaustive algorithms running in time O nklog(n/ k)) for Hamming distance, and O nklog klog(n/ k)) for edit distance.
Once the Hevea genome sequence is available, it will be possible to conduct an exhaustive analysis of the discrepancies between members of a multigenic family and RNA editing events.
"It's insulting," said Jacqui Shine, who wrote an exhaustive history of Styles in 2014 for The Awl ― which Sicha edited ― and recently spoke with HuffPost by phone.
The study of the relation between biodiversity and ecosystem functioning is a rapidly growing field (see the volume edited by Naeem et al. [ 53] for an exhaustive state of the art).
With rare television and film clips gathered from all over the world and edited into a rough chronology, "The Art of Amalia" is as exhaustive a musical portrait of the singer as one could ask for.
Now, cinematography, photography, editing, lighting, stunts, wardrobe, and makeup are just a few careers tied to the exhaustive credits that roll after every TV show or film.
