A BBC documentary in 2002 featured Selby Abbey Church in North Yorkshire (not itself a cathedral, but modeled on the huge Durham Cathedral recently used for the first two Harry Potter movies).
Moreover, our analysis does not depend on large, complex global climate models, the huge computer programs that are notorious for their hidden assumptions and adjustable parameters.
But the film's original songs, performed by the actor Ferdia Walsh-Peelo, who plays Cosmo warmly, hold up against any of these neighboring hits: there's the wonky funk of "The Riddle of the Model," the huge pop-stomp of "Drive It Like You Stole It," and the genuine weightlessness of "Up".
And if the use of carbon-fibre composites were to spread from sports cars to more workaday models, the huge steel-stamping presses and robot welding lines would vanish from car factories.Additive manufacturing, like anything else digital, is already becoming both cheaper and more effective.
He gave it bold classical contours and applied simplified modeling, reflecting the huge scale of the project and its solemn purpose.
Further, drawings and models ignore the huge variability in human anatomy, in which duplicated, misshapen or aberrant structures are common.
A crucial moment in space history occurred on Feb. 27, 1956, when Khrushchev and an entourage (including his son) visited Korolev's offices and saw a full-scale model of the huge R-7 rocket.
Between the yearly Forbes list of the world's highest-paid uber-models and the huge amounts of money spent by designers at Fashion Week (a 2011 Marc Jacobs show was estimated to have cost $1 million), it would seem most models are swimming in cash.
The model exploits the huge size of data and its variety of formats to its own advantage for knowledge verification.
Another reason that Gebhardt and other researchers did not attempt to incorporate the dark halo in previous models was the huge amount of computing power needed for the job.
