So, BBC, among your vast complement of cookery programmes and makeover shows and celebrity quizzes and, of course, adaptations, find a couple of hours for books, can't you?
"To come here and bully disadvantaged social groups is just senseless and shameless!"Dongguan, a gritty and sprawling manufacturing base in the Pearl River Delta, has become almost as well-known for its sex trade as for its vast complement of factories and its millions of migrant workers.
Cheeses, cured meats and lightly seasoned raw fish complement the vast wine list, and pasta dishes can be ordered as half or full portions.
Because they are living in what colleagues at the Overseas Development Institute have termed an age of choice, in which many more external financing options are available to them, both private and public, to complement a vast expansion in domestic resource revenue in many countries.
Understanding of elementary, local visual perception (e.g., motion, color, texture, etc). is growing and beginning to complement the vast literature on socially-contingent object perception (e.g., face perception).
In conclusion, cross-species rescue is a valid approach to demonstrate RNAi specificity and thus may complement the vast number of in vivo RNAi studies done in Drosophila [6], [7], [8], [9].
Most environment microbiota research has focused on the gut, home to some 100 trillion microorganisms the vast majority of our complement of microbes.
Hawkins has launched an ambitious agenda at DC Water that complements a vast 10-year program to improve aging infrastructure and comply with ever more stringent regulatory requirements.
Amazon continues to invest heavily in the UK, rapidly adding distribution depots to complement its eight vast warehouses, in order to meet their next-day delivery promise to customers subscribing to Amazon Prime services.
That gave it the infrastructure match needed to fulfill their lofty plans for Noon.com, which is designed to be a digital complement to the vast offline retail footprint of Alabbar's Emaar Retail Group.
The analysis in this section is meant as a small complement to the vast literature on quantitative trait loci (QTL) and the role of epistasis in settings other than the dose-response framework.
