After extensive big-budget renovations, Peter Poulakakos and his team (Le District; the forthcoming Nammos) have converted the landmarked former municipal building, which once housed the city's docks department, into a twenty-eight-thousand-square-foot nautical-themed megavenue.
For example, Denmark offers extensive training, big employment subsidies and guaranteed jobs.
They have to carry the cost structure of a fully mature company -- extensive research facilities, big supporting staff, an expensive building.
I couldn't find the Windbreaker I needed for my son, though they did have an extensive "Tallas Grandes" (Big and Tall) section.
As at the World Economic Forum in New York, which concluded on Monday, this forum's debates included much on Argentina's crisis but not much on the collapse of Enron, which has extensive interests in big developing countries like India and Brazil.
By the late 1980's, genetic tests and physical evidence showed that because of extensive inbreeding, the big cats -- males can grow to 7 feet, tail to nose, and weigh as much as 140 pounds, females to 6 feet and 90 pounds -- had entered a genetic bottleneck they could not escape.
The rapid and extensive pervasion of big data has enhanced the revolution of the society.
Wei Y., Huang X., and Zhang W. (2017) argue that the increasingly extensive application of big data technology will have a profound impact on financial ecology and structure.
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, medical geneticist Gilbert Omenn, a former head of AAAS, gave his approval to both candidates, lauding their respective "big, extensive programs" in science.
The conservative Christian political landscape has changed since the 1990s, when the Christian Coalition rose to prominence with its extensive voter lists, big pockets and outsized influence among politicians.
It is an area with big extensive breeding farms and comprised mainly of cow-calf operations with a low calf/cow index.
