Bolstered in his later years by a 25-year romantic alliance with a younger woman named Trekkie Parsons (the wife of Ian Parsons, of the publishing house Chatto & Windus, to whom Leonard eventually entrusted the Hogarth Press), he traveled, wrote his voluminous memoirs, spoke and gardened with undimmed energy until his death at 88.
And major sports events use energy, emit greenhouse gases, and produce voluminous trash.
However, in a such network, the captured data is usually voluminous and requires local processing, and thus, entailing a higher energy requirement.
However, despite the maturity of this process, it still remains energy intensive and costly and it requires the installation of voluminous units [5].
It consumes more than half of the total global resources; it is responsible for more than a third of the total global energy use and associated emissions; and generates the greatest and most voluminous waste stream globally.
The voluminous literature on equations of state for fluids, their mixtures, and the closely related equations for the Helmholtz energy or Gibbs energy over a range of variables and their wide use in science, engineering, and industry attest to their importance.
The amount of or the way by which the energy and proteins must be administered must be adapted in ICU patients having voluminous stools.
It may be hypothesized that increase of enteral feeding supplies (energy and protein) may have beneficial effects to counteract catabolism in case of voluminous stools in an ICU patient.
Tonight, there's never a dip in their buoyant energy, infectious chemistry, or willingness to be rude, silly and childish: they're both wearing voluminous trousers that belt up above the bust line, making French look like a Teletubby.
"If we had more flexibility, we could focus our scientists' energies on coming up with new, interesting ways to protect the environment, rather than just producing voluminous documents from Brussels".
