Metochites' voluminous writings range from scientific to theological matters.
If one were to speculate what the next step should be, as was done by Schwartz and Waterman [2], one may "project that over the next two years, reference genomes will be constructed using new algorithms combining long-range physical maps with voluminous Gen-2/3 datasets.
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In New York, "A Legacy in Landscapes" displays more than 100 new additions to the library's voluminous print collection by nearly 60 artists, ranging from Fragonard and Pissarro to present-day practitioners like Alex Katz, Roxy Paine and Terry Winters.
First and foremost in Augustine's legacy is the voluminous body of work that encompasses this movement, revealing a range of thought only a handful of philosophers have managed to achieve.
Also largely unplumbed is an archive of 400,000 documents, featuring voluminous correspondence between the collection's founder, Dr. Albert C. Barnes, and artists ranging from Renoir to Georgia O'Keeffe and intellectuals from Bertrand Russell to Albert Einstein.
With recent advancements in information technology, voluminous data are being captured in almost every conceivable area, ranging from astronomy to biological sciences.
This study tested the in vitro effectiveness of a range of liquid products in forming rafts that were cohesive, buoyant, voluminous, resistant to reflux and durable under conditions of movement (resilient).
The investigation indicated that a voluminous deposit of scoria located at a greater depth satisfied the ASTM C-33 requirements for both the range and average proportion of material finer than 75 μm.
Ranging freely from human pre-history to the present day, Pinker presents his case with voluminous erudition.
