But it took a million dollars of Drew's money that he got from Time & Life to develop that kind of equipment, that would make it possible... Drew worked on a grand historical scale, deploying the big resources of big companies to film matters of vast political import.
But how can we do this when our subject matter consists of vast constructions of concrete, glass and metal?
From the miniscule particles underlying matter, to vast amounts of data from the far reaches of outer space, Chris Walter, a professor of physics at Duke, pursues research into the great mysteries of the universe, from the infinitesimal to the infinite.
And it's not just a matter of money: the vast riches achieved by those who managed other people's money have had a corrupting effect on our society as a whole.
As a matter of fact, the vast majority of active pharmaceutical ingredients show no ready biodegradability when subjected to the pertinent OECD screening tests for ready biodegradability [88].
"It's a matter of coordinating the vast art network throughout the US, China, Europe and Latin America, and getting to know your client's tastes," Laboureau said.
All things you can do on the buttons and display built into the device – and for that matter, the vast majority of modern of modern toasters.
Myelin-insulated nerve fibers make up the "white matter" of the brain, the vast tracts that connect one information-processing area of the brain to another.
In a life-threatening emergency, refugees can be resettled in a matter of weeks, but the vast majority of cases take a minimum of six months, and more often several years, starting with extensive interviews with staff from UNHCR or one of its implementing partners, followed by more interviews, security checks and medical screening by officials from the resettlement country.
The subject matter of the operas is vast.
