Public consultation was extensive with at least 80 meetings, he said.
The list of former Booker prize nominees and winners whose new novels didn't make this year's longlist – Martin Amis, John Banville, and Pat Barker among them – is extensive but at least those authors and their books will still be written about, and sell, without the added attention the prize brings.
Although it is difficult to judge whether adjustments at the intensive margin are generally preferable over adjustments at the extensive margin, at least in the case of Germany during the Great Recession it appears as a successful strategy.
At higher potentials, while in-situ XAS suggested that γ-NiOOH is not transformed to any further phase up to 0.665 V vs HgHgO in 1 M KOH, after extensive OER (at least 40 hrs) in 30 wt% at 50 mA cm−2, an additional phase can be identified by cyclic voltammetry.
As soon as the boundaries of these spatial units and a spatially extensive (or at least very dense) knowledge of a soil property over a region of interest are available, it allows rigorously determining if the soil property depends on these spatial units.
The Outer Banks experienced extensive evacuations; at least 300,000 left, bringing traffic on highways from there to the mainland to a standstill.
The faunal assemblage is varied and extensive, with at least 38 vertebrate taxa of which 20 are large mammals.
This observation suggests that chromosomal re-arrangements in these two ancestral groupings may have been more extensive within at least some of the more basal Malcopterygian (soft-rayed) teleosts.
The tubulin gene family in humans is extensive, comprising at least nine α, nine β, two γ and single δ and ε subunits, all expressed in different temporal, spatial and subcellular locations.
