In this sense, it is fair to state that cities can also be seen as socio-technical (and in particular institutional) systems that are very comprehensive, locked in and hard to challenge.
They talked about movies, journalism, literature — stuff that was very comprehensive and complex.
"There have been a number of inquiries already, including the coroner's inquiry in Queensland that was very comprehensive," Albanese said.
"The exchanges require full-service health insurance policies with minimum coverages that are set forth that are very comprehensive," she said.
If not, read this very comprehensive recent Guardian interview.
He says: Offsets are used in every State and Territory in Australia and have been for some time and I can assure you that there are very comprehensive methodologies, metrics and calculators developed and available that may be able to be adapted to the needs of the UK.
Furthermore, it has to be noted that even a very comprehensive model like e3.at is not able to provide information for a wide range of important aspects concerning the very ambitious use of renewable energy.
The Institute of Medicine has recently published a report on "Countering the Problem of Falsified and Substandard Drugs" that contains a very comprehensive review of drug detection techniques 11 and several reviews on simple counterfeit drug field-detection techniques.
"I think one of the advantages PubMED always had over PubSCIENCE was that it was always very comprehensive in the disciplines that it covers," says Warnick.
She answered that the review process is "very comprehensive" and that "it's important not to let whatever that decision is on one pipeline color the potential for co-operation across the board between the United States and Canada on energy production and climate change".
