When Mr. Bain proposed starting Bain Capital about two years later, Mr. Romney said, "I loved the idea," adding that he was cautious at first because "it is my nature to study things extensively before I jump".
Although the real thing was tested extensively before launch, these rovers are still in use everyday by drivers trying to choreograph movement on Mars.
He streams most things, using iPlayer extensively, and his LoveFilm subscription (well, that's what he tells her).
In "Move Fast and Break Things," Taplin draws extensively on this experience to illustrate the damage, both deliberate and collateral, that Big Tech is wreaking.
Afterward, Mr. McCrane stayed in the private sector, where, among other things, he traveled extensively as vice president of a company that sold bulletproof limousines to presidents, generals and dictators.
One of the beautiful things about Android is how extensively you can customize things.
In some instances, invoking the state-secrets privilege to keep cases about torture out of court, the government has acted as if things that have been extensively documented, and are widely known, count as "secret" if the government hasn't admitted them.
Both the "greasily damp" London streets of the 1900s and the starched hospital rooms of the 1970s are convincingly evoked, while the details of the inner workings of psychiatric wards their drugs, methods and changing ideologies have been extensively researched.Two things give the novel coherence.
Only those who have extensively "investigated things to extend knowledge", and who are conversant with the subtle patternings of the human heart and human affairs would be qualified to consider exercising expedient means over simply following the norms.
So when a developer has to keep randomly and extensively changing things in an application without on-time testing then there is a high probability of getting ripple effects.
