The Internet, after all, is a vast Big Data environment, in which millions of servers and billions of personal computers and smart devices are continuously and perpetually gathering great caches of data on every single one of its users.
My bag was perpetually heavy with books.
It's time for Britannica OK, one editor at Britannica to jump into the perpetually unresolved "greatest ever in [insert sport here]" fray.
He is perpetually discovering a great shattering truth.
However, when hospitals are perpetually functioning at greater than 90% of their inpatient capacity, they are ill equipped to handle surges in the number of admissions [ 25].
"The pace is as swift as a speeding bullet; there are wonderfully evoked, lived-in San Francisco locations; there's Lalo Schifrin's score; and there are splendid set pieces that showcase the perpetually underrated Don Siegel's great skill as a director".
Realists condemn humanity, they say, to a world that never changes, where great powers perpetually lord it over smaller states, whose sovereignty and democratic enfranchisement are thus severely curtailed.
The Arctic Ocean, a climate-ameliorating heat source, has no counterpart at the South Pole, the great elevation and perpetually reflective snow cover of which instead intensify its polar climate.
The port was what drew the Dutch originally, but as "New York at Its Core" argues, "it was human ambition, conflict and ingenuity that transformed this promising location into a great, growing and perpetually changing metropolis". For four centuries, the city's regenerative core fostered expansion and resilience.
"Getting rid of the anxiety of perpetually unmet expectations was so great," she said.
Christen your happy Lab Spike, your perpetually growling bulldog Cuddles, or your Great Dane Tim (as in Tiny Tim) or your Great Pyrenees "Pinkie".
