Final agreement on the overall plan is expected to take many more months of negotiation and reworking the voluminous laws governing use of the river.
And for the life of him, he cannot understand why Newsweek does not make better use of its voluminous archives.
More effective use of the voluminous quantity of molecular expression data (referred to here as "'omics" data) will enable a better understanding of systems at the level of cells, tissues, organs, and organisms.
Mike Wallace, co-author of the voluminous history "Gotham," which made extensive use of the library's local history archives, said, "I'm suffused with joy each time I walk into this treasure house".
However, such IAC columns are voluminous and use high amounts of carrier material with a high risk of non-specific binding.
The general effect was of a richness, in the use of fur and in the voluminous sleeves that swelled from slim dresses or, in a signature Herrera look, ballooned from a white organza blouse above tailored pants.
Mulley — the author of "The Woman Who Saved the Children: A Biography of Eglantyne Jebb, Founder of Save the Children" — makes excellent use of newly released archive material, the voluminous secondary sources and interviews with former colleagues, friends and lovers.
Known for her voluminous shapes and light touch, the vegetarian designer eschews the use of leather and fur for ready-to-wear collections she presents during Paris Fashion Week.
London Games organisers threaten court action over use of next year's date in exhibition name Martyn Poliakoff's voluminous hair, thick glasses and halting voice have made the Nottingham chemist a 'YouTube' sensation.
Instead, as systems grow more voluminous and complex by the minute, developers will need to make software itself more autonomous through the use of layers, intent-oriented algorithms and artificial intelligence (AI).
