Newly installed in a former slaughterhouse west of downtown, Bacchinalia expends vast effort in tracking down prime raw materials: Niman ranch pork, lamb and beef; cherry-red Ahi tuna from Hawaii; cheeses from not only Italy, France and Britain, but also North Carolina, California, Arkansas and New York.
Most of the vast effort in queueing theory has been devoted to the probabilistic development of queueing models and to the study of its mathematical properties; that is, the parameters governing the models are, for the most part, assumed given.
"She undertook a very large restructuring of the administration — a vast effort, in conjunction with the Academic Senate.
In spite of the vast efforts in oncology research and advances in treatment, cancer remains the leading cause of death worldwide [ 14].
"We had a lot of time coming back from Israel to talk about our understanding of how important Israel is to the United States, how important they are in this whole vast effort that we're involved in in this terrorist war against us," Mr. Giuliani recalled Wednesday in an interview with Radio Iowa.
However, owing to the requirements of expert knowledge in environmental science and vast effort for data collection in carrying out LCA, as well as the common absence of complete product information during product development processes, there is a need to develop a more suitable tool for product designers.
Ironically, a report from the FBI that was finally published in April 2015 shows that this vast effort was largely useless in identifying terrorists.
The other response, by those who had already invested vast effort and their careers in the Lucas project, was to drop the whole original purpose of the project, which was to explain why demand shocks matter.
The Fed already is engaged in a vast effort to stimulate the economy, using monetary policy to suppress interest rates.
Countries like India and Pakistan embraced new plant varieties, irrigation projects and fertilizer programs in a vast effort that came to be known as the Green Revolution.
Handel's first biographer, John Mainwaring, wrote in 1760 that this conclusion revealed the composer "rising still higher" than in "that vast effort of genius, the Hallelujah chorus".
