Ultimately, Mr. Detzner called off the search, frustrated that the state was blocked from using a more expansive federal database to check immigration status.
While Scrabble in North America is governed by the Official Club and Tournament World List, or OWL, the rest of world uses a more expansive list, Collins Scrabble Words, a combination of the OWL and Britain's Collins English Dictionary.
The Somewhere Back in Time World Tour continued with two further legs in the US and Europe in the summer of 2008, during which the band used a more expansive stage-set, including further elements of the original Live After Death show.
Using a more expansive data set, Bianchi et al. demonstrate that 41% of the interannual variability in hypoxic area can be explained in terms of the May–June river flow.
TEs were also used in a more expansive BlastN search through NCBI against NR and WGS databases, excluding M. murinus.
Carl Jung used the term in a more expansive sense, encompassing all life processes in all species.
Yes, we are knowledge machines, but Deutsch is really using the term "knowledge" in a more expansive (and at the same time, a more precise) way than most readers will first assume.
Ms. Saariaho, who holds the Richard and Barbara Debs Composer's Chair at Carnegie Hall this season, and has been a strong presence here this week, uses elements of Impressionism within a more expansive and up-to-date style.
He said it opened up the possibility of a more expansive use of the data than was suggested.
Using a slightly more expansive methodology, Microsoft has the equivalent of $36 billion in cash, reportedly the largest cash hoard in corporate history.
