Although the Impala and Intrepid are front-drive midsize cars with V-6 engines, in contrast to the larger rear-drive Ford, they have passed muster in exhaustive track testing intended to help police agencies decide which vehicles to buy.
Train travel in the Old World maintains a certain mystique for many travelers - and it's little wonder: With scads of culture, 47 countries packed into a region slightly larger than the U.S., and exhaustive tracks that go everywhere from the plains of Spain to the eastern fringes of Russia, Europe is tailor-made for riding the rails.
One exhaustive study, which tracked more than three hundred and sixty thousand recommendations over a twelve-year period, found that, for the big companies, which together make up most of the stock market's value, analysts' ratings turn out to be predictive of nothing.
His study, published in January in the journal PLoS One, is an exhaustive analysis of track and field and swimming world records over the last 109 years.
Because the subjects came from a transient and hard-to-reach population, the researchers employed exhaustive techniques to track subjects over the follow-up period.
Tracking the exhaustive catalog of Quaker family intermarriages and gun part transactions that characterized the 18th-century armaments trade, for instance, is quite a slog.
The good – all of which is here, along with enough live tracks, demos and B-sides to blur the line between exhaustive and exhausting – would eventually out.
For this purpose we provide a detailed sedimentary analysis and an exhaustive description of the track morphology, preservation and ichnotaxonomy.
The latest American Time Use Survey from the Bureau of Labor statistics tracks, in exhaustive detail, where the sands in your hourglass go.
Attempts at being exhaustive proved exhausting.
This list is of course not exhaustive.
