These predictions follow intrinsically from a sequential cohort process, where as more of a sequence is heard, the more extensive the match will be to the remaining members of the cohort.
In my limited experience, and in what I've heard from the more extensive experience of other reporters, editors, fact-checkers, etc., the Obama press operation made the current White House look like the early days of the Straight Talk Express.
Mr. Safir, a vocal advocate for more extensive use of DNA in law enforcement, said that he had not heard many details of the governor's proposed review committee, but that he generally supported the concept.
A more extensive qualitative research on PSDs in schizophrenia should be undertaken in order to hear directly from the patients how their life problems started and how they perceived their causes.
Moreover as language testing becomes more extensive and important worldwide it is desirable that many voices from many cultures be heard.
Press play on the clip below, listen to the most frustratingly intriguing two seconds of audio you'll hear all day and pray that we get something a little more extensive from the pair soon.
At an administrative hearing, P.S. 67's principal, Emily Grimball, was asked why Gabriel didn't get more extensive special education services.
Most firms, upon hearing of even a slight chance of Iranian involvement, conduct due diligence that is much more extensive than what is typical for F.C.P.A. compliance.
Opposition to education vouchers and support for more extensive improvements to New York City's aging schools were the dominant views expressed last night at the Board of Education's first public hearing on the selection of a new schools chancellor.
French influence was more extensive.
