The Lane family archive in Melbourne is remarkably rich and extensive.
"The ultimate goal of eDocent is for the information to be so rich and extensive that you could go deeper and deeper into the layers".
A kind of Ma Joad with a rich and extensive wardrobe, Ms. Reese's Sophia is full of laughter, grief and fury, by turns dispensing homespun wisdom, a piece of her mind and recipes for sweet-potato pie -- to say nothing of the bromides prescribed by the script.
Though booby-trapped ammunition has a rich and extensive history, the practice is controversial, its legality is questionable and governments have rarely disclosed information about the doings of their ordnance-modification shops or their programs intended to pass their lethal products into others' hands.
According to the analyst, a "rich touchscreen, extensive distribution and generous operator subsidies have propelled the iPhone 5 to the top spot".
We must acknowledge the rich and extensive literature discussing temporal and spatial bifurcations in Wilson Cowan (and W C-like) mean-field neural models.
Although they disagree on how rich and extensive these natural dispositions are, both scholars share the common belief that behavior should primarily be guided through their use (Hansen 1989: 110 111).
The rich and extensive transitions seen in porphyrin-based materials hold great expectation as light harvesting building blocks in the construction of molecular architectures, allowing an efficient use of the solar spectrum.
The availability of such rich and extensive descriptions in the O*NET database brings substantial information to the educational and labor market policy debate, beyond data provided by the assessment of social-emotional skills, educational attainment and interest profiles of students.
If we look at the history of philosophy, and even if we just look at the history of analytic philosophy, we find a rich and extensive repertoire of conceptions of analysis which philosophers have continually drawn upon and reconfigured in different ways.
Six classes are usually recognised: Crustaceans have a rich and extensive fossil record, which begins with animals such as Canadaspis and Perspicaris from the Middle Cambrian age Burgess Shale.
