The X-Files had a large staff of writers, however occasionally to fill the large amount of ordered episodes per season, the staff would have to take a risk on a teleplay written by a freelance writer.
ANNALS OF FINANCE about the Security and Exchange Commission's law suit against Texas Gulf Sulphur Company, and thirteen men who were directors or employees of the company, who used inside information of the company's rich ore strike in Canada for their private enrichment by placing large amounts of orders for shares before the news had reached the investing public.
For instance, high-frequency traders can generate a large amount of orders within microseconds to exacerbate a trend.
Especially, nations with enormous resources are going to increase their productivity or expanding their shipyards to accommodate a large amount of orders expected in the near future.
In early 2018, we anticipated strong market growth for cryptocurrency mining hardware in 2018 due to the upward trend of cryptocurrencies price in the fourth quarter of 2017, and we placed a large amount of orders with our production partners in response to the anticipated significant sales growth.
The high electrocatalytic activity is attributed to large amounts of active sites, ordered pore structure, and high electron transfer rate provided by the hollow porous structure.
This runs counter to the view that mice have large amounts of higher order aberrations and encourages the prospects for resolving cellular structures in the rodent retina even without AO.
Beyond these limitations, data acquisition will be limited in ways typical for flood adaptive optics imaging in general, namely by the presence of scattering media and small pupils in the aged eye, poor fixation, or large amounts of higher order aberrations that are not well corrected by the deformable mirror.
Reactors need large amounts of water in order to keep them cool, and to prevent them from overheating.
But he was caught withdrawing large amounts of cash in order to pay $3.5 million to a man known in court documents as "Individual A".
