There is an extensive glossary, in which "whim-whams" (meaning a sense of panic) are glossed as "doodads".
More than 400 suffer extensive bleaching, in which heat kills algae that help reef-building organisms grow.
It is surrounded by manicured gardens and extensive grounds in which hundreds of exquisitely groomed camels disport themselves.
Our greeting, too, was warm and direct - clearly, Bobby's is used to guiding ignorant strangers through the extensive menu, in which most of the dishes come from Gujerat in western India.
In the breeding season most species maintain territories, defending areas ranging from the immediate vicinity of the nest to extensive areas in which a pair not only nests but also forages.
Ms. Saul provided extensive quotations in which Mr. Romney voiced opposition to same-sex marriage and of his firm support, dating to 1994, for letting the Boy Scouts set their own rules for who can be scoutmasters.
Her numerous other writings include lives of saints; two treatises on medicine and natural history, reflecting a quality of scientific observation rare at that period; and extensive correspondence, in which are to be found further prophecies and allegorical treatises.
There is an extensive literature in which Sobolev-type equations are investigated in the abstract framework; see, for instance, [30 33].
Differences between these stages become even more pronounced in extensive games in which there is a temporal dimension to the game.
Worrall's paper has been widely cited and has spawned an extensive literature in which various varieties of structural realism are advocated.
