Competing fiercely with Pulitzer, he gave the paper "every ounce of his care and concentration and prodigious energy from the start," Whyte writes, and on the day after the 1896 election, sold more than 1.5 million copies.
The prodigious influences of composite particle concentration and electrolyte temperature on the composite coating properties (i.e. texture coefficient, lattice distortion, microhardness, and morphology) are investigated.
In his seminal book Amusing Ourselves To Death, Neil Postman chronicled the move from the Typographical Age – an age of deep concentration that required prodigious levels of patience and education in nearly every citizen – to the Show Biz Age.
The density can be prodigious.
Unlike most other chemicals, as a naturally occurring endogenous compound with substantial concentrations in the blood and all tissues and with prodigious metabolic capabilities in the nasal epithelium and upper respiratory tract, formaldehyde must be considered differently.
Her concentration is ferocious, her ability to draw us into her world prodigious.
Prodigious activities beckoned.
His philanthropy was prodigious.
The slaughter was prodigious.
Beard's output is prodigious.
