In a statement made earlier this week, McDonald's emphasized that the company and its franchisees provide vast numbers of entry level jobs with opportunities for advancement.
The sheer size of a dictionary such as the New Oxford American not to mention a multi-volume historic dictionary such as the O.E.D. means that the vast majority of entries will go for years or decades without being formally reëxamined.
Into this vast phylum fall entries like this year's "Clowns in the Vagina," another evil-clown show at the Fringe; "The Hobo Got Too High," a Pure Pop entry about a cocaine addict named Bug Blowmonkey; and "I Didn't Ask for Bare-Chested Men Singing Doo-Wop," a Fringe show that is described as a farce and may well be.
Since 1919, Yale has each year published the first collection of a poet under 40; the prize has clocked up a remarkable number of direct hits – especially in mid-century, when, on WH Auden's watch, first books by Adrienne Rich, John Ashbery, WS Merwin and James Wright were pulled from the vast stack of entries.
37 Thus, despite limitations in predicting helix boundaries, our current study retains OR sequences predicted for 7 ± 2 helices for a vast majority of entries in the database.
The way he represented the entry into vast spaces has always been a source of inspiration for architects.
The site allows both sides to exploit a low-cost entry, a vast worldwide audience and an unlimited supply of entertaining content.
While the philosophy of music has its own vast literature (see the entry on the philosophy of music), musical experience has not been explored extensively in connection with general philosophical questions about auditory perception.
As expected, it identified the ATCRAT consensus as the most enriched motif in the set of sequences, by a vast margin (Table 11, entry 1).
To undertake data gathering, we could design a single form that, for each pupil, includes details about their class and their school, but this would lead to vast repetition of data entry, and there is a natural hierarchy within the project that lends itself to three forms being used in a 'one-to-many' fashion.
