The gamelan gong orchestra is among the most extensive in its number of instruments.
This report constitutes the most extensive contribution (in terms of number of traits analyzed) to the understanding of the genetic architecture of wood properties in the most planted tree species worldwide, and opens great perspectives to decipher the nature of the underlying genes, the eucalyptus genome being now available (http://www.phytozome.net/eucalyptus.php).net/eucalyptus.php
But Bango also has possibly one of the most extensive databases of people's numbers, spanning "forty or fifty countries," all aggregated into one platform.
The northern group of islands is the most extensive and consists of a large number of moderately sized islands, linked to the Mainland by ferries and by air services.
After 35 days into terminal differentiation, most cells of neuronal morphology exhibited an extensive number of spontaneous inward events.
The Xiamen case is only the most extensive of several recent scandals involving large numbers of officials who cooperated in crime, Mr. Ding said.
He has given a number of speeches in recent weeks to counter a highly negative portrayal of the N.S.A.'s work, but the 90-minute interview was his most extensive personal statement on the issue to date.
Forming what amounts to a continuous wall of 50-foot (15-metre) high stained glass around three sides of the chapel, it contains the most extensive narrative cycle ever produced in this medium, numbering 1,134 scenes in 15 windows.
These efforts represent one of the most extensive hybridization datasets for any vertebrate, in terms of both the sheer number of crosses and the number of species used to make hybrids.
However, when looking at the number of considered genes, CeO2 had the most extensive effect (34 genes), followed by NAC (20 genes), while Sm-CeO2 only had a limited effect (8 genes).
