By contrast, my extensive research (quick peek at Wikipedia) reveals that Harry has done next to faff all since he left the army last year.
Since muscle fibres can contract about one-third of their resting length, this arrangement is suitable to an extensive and quick movement.
Making two tracks, one for each direction and stretching for 2 to 300 meters results in less extensive earthworks, quicker construction and easier drainage on curves (Figure 6).
ANY company that wants money from Evercore Partners had best pass Rick Thoman's three-part test: Its culture must not require quick, extensive change.
She proves that innovative turntablism requires an extensive musical knowledge, quick reflexes and an ear sensitive not just to pitch and rhythm but also to textures, colors and moods.
In conclusion, our results indicate that the finTRIM family has been subjected to a quick, extensive diversification by duplication and specialization under positive selection exerted on positions concentrated in the B30.2 domain.
Quick and extensive 0° fiber splitting and the corresponding 90° fiber shear off were found to be the underlying causes of stress concentration alleviation.
This results in a semi-analytical tool that, unlike previous studies, enables a quick and extensive study into the effects of varying the physical characteristics as well as the pit design parameters.
The book has the format of a field guide and is intended to provide a quick, albeit extensive, overview of TEE to students.
This procedure has found more extensive use as a quick and reliable way of identifying mutations in PCR products amplified from specific genes (O'Donovan et al, 1998; Arnold et al, 1999; Choy et al, 1999; Gross et al, 1999).
