Mr. Clark was one of the first people to realize the vast potential of the cup holder when he was the manager of instrument-panel engineering in 1990.
"It breaks my heart to see the vast potential of the Palestinian people really wasted," Mr. Bush said, with Mr. Abbas by his side.
At the Barbican, the band are playing that album in its entirety, another stride forward in their quest to realise the vast potential of their live sound.
The challenge for the next generation of innovation lies in integrating the vast potential of computer science with the fundamental principles of happiness science.
Nights like this tease the Yankees, reminding them of Nova's vast potential, of why they had always intended to award him a rotation spot in spring training.
At first, my imagination couldn't process the absurdly vast potential of the instrument and I just recorded things immediately to hand: toasters, bottles, kitchens etc.
Early on he was persuaded of the vast potential of the social network he built in his dorm room, say friends, investors and detractors.
"We must accept that significant progress in this area is necessary, before India and the United States can realize fully the vast potential of our relationship," Dr. Albright told the Asia Society here on Tuesday.
They both agreed that the time had arrived to explore the vast potential of such embryonic stem cells in human medicine, and West inquired into whether Pedersen would accept financing from Geron to do research on human stem cells.
If the vast potential of sugar cane ethanol is to be realized, in Brazil as in poor African countries, its development must come in ordered ways that allow the likes of Danuza and her children to benefit.
Meanwhile, China is still doubling capacity every year and now eyeing up the vast potential of the east of the country, India and Latin America are exploding and even Antarctica is now 60% powered by wind.
