The image was of a cow — an extremely large cow.
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Space is extremely large and I am eighteen years old.
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Some restaurants are gracefully adept at accommodating extremely large customers.
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That's not bad for any extremely large object with historical significance.
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Animals with diabetes need special diets, as do extremely large dogs.
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We have an extremely large and growing database of garment patterns.
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That little larva with the extremely large appetite is back onstage.
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I wanted to write an entire newsletter about the only news that mattered this past week: Knickers, the extremely large Australian cow (who is actually, as my colleague Daniel Victor reported, an extremely large Australian steer).
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It is an extremely large storm and will last for 220 hours.
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The municipal transit market, while extremely large, is also fairly slow-moving.
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Yesterday, the world was introduced to Knickers, an extremely large Australian bovine.
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I also remember an extremely large robot whose foot you had to enter.
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"Knickers, the extremely large cow, isn't actually a cow" We're heartbroken too.5.
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In order to afford the hotel, Trump required an extremely large tax abatement.
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The European Extremely Large Telescope (ELT) is currently under construction in the Chilean mountains.
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The MOAB is not only powerful but also extremely large in a physical sense.
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This was an extremely large amount of stuff for one person to be buying.
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Learn more about the European Southern Observatory here and the Extremely Large Telescope here.
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The benefits, on their face, would be extremely large at a relatively low cost.
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They are silvery gray with tiny eyes, extremely large gills and a toothless mouth.
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The Giant Magellan Telescope and the European Extremely Large Telescope, are both planned for Chile.
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The angle is perfect, perfectly capturing our man's size (extremely large) and fussy, overwhelming art.
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Nowadays, computerized text analysis methods allow the processing of extremely large data banks in minutes.
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This principle states that the universe is basically uniform and homogenous at extremely large scales.
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Both YouTube and Twitch have something that Mixer currently doesn't — an extremely large viewership base.
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I'm yet again ravenous, despite having eaten an extremely large tuna sandwich just four hours ago.
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Back in the 1960s, NASA's Mariner spacecraft discovered an extremely large and unusually soft rock formation.
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First, Barack Obama somehow beats Hillary Clinton in the primaries, overcoming an extremely large initial deficit.
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To generate a signal that bright, such a planet would need to be extremely large, Turner said.
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But it won't be extremely large ... there won't be any panic or a big crisis in China.
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To make a dent in emissions, CDR would need to be implemented at an extremely large scale.
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We have an extremely large agenda to discuss: the fight against terrorism, the economy, climate and energy.
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" — Software Development Engineer Intern in Seattle, WA "Still pretty bureaucratic and it is an extremely large company.
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"While potentially very effective, this also enables the collection of an extremely large amount of sensitive data."
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If we go to Amazonia, we find extremely large numbers of extremely low-density or rare species.
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She ends up luring men into dark alleys and suffocating them with one of her extremely large breasts.
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The TMT, E-ELT and GMT are collectively referred to as the "extremely large" telescopes because their size.
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"It's an extremely large storm that will last for 36 hours," Bowser said during a morning press conference.
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It bears mentioning, even in an "America first" mood, that immigration carries extremely large benefits for immigrants themselves.
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Clinton received extremely large paychecks for speeches at Goldman Sachs and other big banks after leaving the State Department.
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There are a bunch of extremely large silos that open up to launch what appear to be nuclear warheads.
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The Giant Magellan Telescope will be an extremely large ground-based telescope situated in the Atacama Desert of Chile.
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I have severe anxiety, and it is amplified by being in the middle of, or near, extremely large crowds.
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"The welfare state is extremely large, far larger than anyone on the left likes to acknowledge," Mr. Rector said.
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So we've been busy building an extremely large scale venture firm, which this year is celebrating our 10th birthday.
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The extremely large punitive damages award is likely to be reduced on the grounds that it violates due process.
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New telescopes such as the Thirty Meter Telescope and the Extremely Large Telescope would dwarf it — if they're completed.CreditCreditY.
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It would be great to image something like this with an extremely large telescope...or better yet, a Neptune orbiter!
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"This means that the probability of extremely large wind-driven fires in California occurring later in the year is increasing."
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The telescope, currently in construction atop the summit of Cerro Armazones in Chile's Atacama Desert, will indeed be extremely large.
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Factor in his extremely large frame even within that class and he might be something we have never seen before.
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Prosser, a freelance civil engineer, described the individual as being "extremely large," 6 feet 4 and more than 300 pounds.
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The second is the European Southern Observatory (ESO)'s Extremely Large Telescope, which is slated to be completed in 2025.
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On another Chilean mountaintop, the Extremely Large Telescope (ELT) will search for biosignatures in the atmospheres of rocky super-Earths.
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"In gulper eels like Saccopharynx their strong jaws and large gape allow them to swallow extremely large prey," Higgs said.
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"Even the best simulations aren't good enough to study habitability of the universe on an extremely large scale," Dayal said.
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Yes, it does need "an extremely large set of scales," and must be maneuvered onto a platform, Mr. Habben said.
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These schools, along with the other Ivies, can offer such generous financial aid packages because they have extremely large endowments.
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When the light from distant galaxies warps around an extremely large mass, like a galaxy cluster, it creates this elegant ring.
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Now, I wasn't there, obviously, but I imagine that electroclash was powered by extremely large quantities of extremely good quality cocaine.
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Downsides include an extremely large charging case, which you'll probably end up leaving at home when you go for a run.
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Mostly, it's annoying when the game stops you from running—the world is extremely large, albeit very empty—every few seconds.
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Autonomous cars produce and consume extremely large amounts of data, said Morgan Stanley analyst Adam Jonas in a note sent Friday.
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While dissent cables are not that unusual, the number of signatures on this document, 51, is extremely large, if not unprecedented.
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This will make the GMT the first, and perhaps only, of the three currently planned extremely large telescopes to come online.
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The Paris framework was designed to be resilient, to survive defections, but the US is an extremely large and influential defection.
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The U.S. opioid industry is extremely large and profitable estimated by one report to reach nearly $85033 billion annually by 2025.
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Soon, missions like the upcoming Extremely Large Telescope and the James Webb Space Telescope could return spectra from lots of these planets.
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HD 131399Ab, which was spotted by the European Extremely Large Telescope in the Chile, is about three times the size of Jupiter.
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Once I get on the bus, I tell my boyfriend to look at the moon because it is extremely large and yellow.
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Moving to the southern hemisphere was quickly ruled out, because it would leave the northern sky bereft of an extremely large telescope.
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Keen said he knows a handful of people with extremely large collections, probably consisting of around five of six thousand individual databases.
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For it to work, communities across the country would need extremely large energy storage capacity for when the sun is not shining.
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Mr. Sanders would need to win extremely large landslides in California, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, and other states to overtake Mrs.
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The hype in this video touting The European Southern Observatory's under-construction Extremely Large Telescope (ELT) is literally out of this world.
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If McGregor seems custom-built for WWE-style shenanigans, the bulk of the credit has to go to his extremely large personality.
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"It shows us that extremely large shells were not only exclusive of marine turtles but also occurred in freshwater turtles," Cadena said.
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"They're going to continue to require an extremely large volume of grain, whether that is domestic or international," he said about China.
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Another time, an extremely large male customer whose car had been towed started screaming at me at the register about his car.
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This idea has been floating around for quite a while as a possible explanation for why some hot Jupiters can be extremely large.
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To wit, the first extremely large telescope on the sky will be the first to probe the atmospheres of rocky, Earth-sized exoplanets.
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"That room is the tip of an extremely large iceberg," said Bill Reeves, a flight controller supporting the lunar module during the mission.
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Al-Hussein recently lamented "the extremely large number of arrests, over 26,000" in Ethiopia, but did not seek Ethiopia's suspension from the HRC.
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In addition to an extremely large social media following and a very long fake ponytail, Ariana Grande has dozens of tiny impulse tattoos.
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Third wave has been very energized by the election of Donald Trump, as we saw in the extremely large and widespread Women's March.
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China, some academics say, plans to create an extremely large artificial island that would complete a strategic triangle of bases in the sea.
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"This is an extremely large shift," said Erik Hurst, an economics professor at the University of Chicago, who has studied the phenomenon closely.
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The Giant Magellan Telescope is one of two mega observatories currently under construction in Chile, along with the European-led Extremely Large Telescope.
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BIG STORES Retail analysts said Forever 21's low prices and extremely large stores may also be a cause of its financial trouble.
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A scale model of the GMT's mirrors I have at my house, because I am a dorkPhoto: Ryan F. MandelbaumThe telescope is just one of a host of "extremely large telescopes" on the horizon, including the controversial Thirty Meter Telescope planned for Hawaii and the Extremely Large Telescope (yes, that's its name) the European Southern Observatory is planning for Chile.
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This massive mirror—which is nearly 14 feet across and weighs 3.5 tons—will be used in the Extremely Large Telescope (ELT) in Chile.
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Observatories that size, like the Extremely Large Telescope currently being constructed in Chile, will be able to resolve even smaller structures inside protoplanetary disks.
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Shaq opened up about the situation on "The Big Podcast with Shaq" on PodcastOne and pointed his extremely large finger at Vince McMahon's people.
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We love sports because they're an escape—entertaining, fundamentally meaningless games for kids played by adults on an extremely large and well-funded stage.
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But fortunately, that might change once ESO's Extremely Large Telescope (E-ELT)—with its enormous 39.3-meter primary mirror—comes online in the 2020s.
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It is investing in extremely large and capital-intensive infrastructure like power plants and transmission lines, which cost billions of dollars and last for decades.
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"This is an extremely large and complex virus, and so it's been very difficult for vaccines to be put together that are effective against it."
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The new A363R III is the third version of the most "pro" model, with a ton of manual controls and extremely large 353 megapixel photos.
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The team will be further investigating the Beta Pictoris system using the European Space Agency's Gaia satellite and, in the future, the Extremely Large Telescope.
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The top schools tend to have extremely large endowments, and their goal is to meet the financial needs of every student who qualifies for admittance.
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"We have suffered extremely large losses, and you were the financial adviser," said Lim Guan Eng, the finance minister of Malaysia, referring to Goldman Sachs.
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In both of these projects, Shalev-Gerz uses extremely large-format analog cameras, creating a sense of hyper-documentation of objects that are already documenting something.
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"This is an extremely large market and its turning into a duopoly where the majority of vendors are going to pick AWS or Azure," he said.
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That's certainly so, but as someone trying to command an extremely large and timely spotlight, Jenner has a responsibility to make her advocacy effective and clear.
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The company was clearly looking to jam all of the functionality possible into the device and came out the other side with an extremely large product.
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Southern states have an extremely large proportion of uninsured kids relative to the child population — more than one in five uninsured kids live in Texas alone.
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If all those things that they say were true, we would have had to raise taxes all the extremely large deficits run under [former President] Obama.
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Trying to improve the quality of elementary education by retaining and recruiting the most effective teachers has been shown to have extremely large long-term effects.
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Conversely, they could be combined into massive arrays to create lightweight but extremely large-aperture telescopes able to resolve images from the deepest parts of the universe.
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Chan "abused his unique position" to "orchestrate an extremely large and complex fraud, resulting in the loss by Sino-Forest of billions of dollars", wrote Justice Penny.
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But a new giant telescope is being built in Chile — aptly named the Extremely Large Telescope, or ELT — which could use to peer into this planet's atmosphere.
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Drass added that when the European Extremely Large Telescope comes online in 2024, it could reveal even more "free-floating" planets than seen in even this photo.
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Despite the decline in buybacks last quarter, S&P 2500 companies are still using an extremely large amount of their income to buy back their own shares.
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He was in Chile for the start of construction of the state-of-the-art European Extremely Large Telescope, in which an Astaldi-led consortium is participating.
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Instead of trying to conquer Golden State by using its playing style against them, the Sixers could stay extremely large and subdue them with a contrasting strategy.
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The images indicate that North Korea was building an extremely large underground facility in 2017 and that this facility was still under construction as of August 2018.
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The effects it estimated were extremely large relative to other studies in the literature, and many labor economists like Harvard's Lawrence Katz don't find the research reliable.
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Ultimately the bank's shareholders supported a business model based on paying extremely large sums to some of the most brazen risk-takers Wall Street had ever produced.
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The Mauna Kea drama has overshadowed other issues about the financing and future use of the next generation of extremely large telescopes, as they are generically called.
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Hopefully, the James Webb Telescope, which launches next year, and the yet-to-be-completed Extremely Large Telescope will be able to tell us more about their atmospheres.
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So, when the future 30 meter optical telescopes are built (the Giant Magellan Telecopes and European Extremely Large Telescope), LHS 1140 can feasibly be studied by these telescopes.
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This extremely large back catalog, decade-spanning mythology and the endurance of Pollard and the various bands leads to some kind of indie-Grateful Dead style obsessive fandom.
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Which is a pretty big deal, given that middle America is extremely large, and encompasses most of the country, and generally determines the outcomes of most presidential elections.
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They're "as quiet as you possibly could find, and they're writing extremely large checks," a descendant of the Rand McNally family told The Wall Street Journal in 2017.
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After her father's will "mysteriously vanished" from his office safe, she succeeded, with her mother, to his extremely large estate and took up residence in a Manhattan hotel.
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Create a database using WAMP and SQLUse WAMP (Windows, Apache, MySQL, and PHP) and SQL to manage extremely large sets of data, often referred to as big data.
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Called a villa, the enclosed space is built like an extremely large metal cage, about 13,21 square feet and two stories high with metal platforms at different levels.
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The product works best if you treat the infestation as soon as it appears, but extremely large colonies of mold may require several treatments before they disappear completely.
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Under that plan, Musk&aposs compensation is almost entirely in the form of extremely large performance-based stock awards tied to very ambitious revenue and stock-performance goals.
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On Wednesday, Mr. Kadyrov took to Instagram to mock the sanctions in a video in which he appeared poised to bench press an extremely large amount of weight.
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But an extremely large share of Obama's most consequential actions have taken the form of Environmental Protection Agency regulation of greenhouse gas emissions under the Clean Air Act.
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After all, his net worth is around $58 billion, and he's spent $200 million of that so far on his campaign — a relative drop in his extremely large bucket.
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On a conference call with investors Thursday, CFO Francis Shammo called Yahoo's data breach "extremely large" and said Verizon is still evaluating what the breach means for the deal.
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I have a hard time imagining the Venn diagram intersection of "People who only want basic metrics" and "People who categorically refuse to wear fitness bands" is extremely large.
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It's the sort of stuff used in extremely large and extremely expensive headphones, so it's a rarity to see it at such attainable prices and in such compact forms.
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This was the plan by YouTuber Bo Johnson and his friend Matthew: one hides inside the other's shirt and pants so they look like a single, extremely large person.
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There was an extremely large amount of different races, creeds, ethnicities, political philosophies, and social movements afoot—including an all women's group of "Muslims for science," which I appreciated.
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Data from the European Space Agency's Gaia satellite and the future Extremely Large Telescope, currently under construction in Chile, should allow scientists to learn more about this complex global system.
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Their new digs have floor-to-ceiling windows with jaw-dropping views of the Shanghai skyline, a guest bedroom, a fully equipped kitchen, and an extremely large walk-in closet.
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A new facility, called the Extremely Large Telescope, will be able to make even more precise tests of general relativity, so we can be sure more measurements are to come.
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It will be eclipsed a year later by another entry in the giant telescope sweepstakes: the European Extremely Large Telescope, being built by the European Southern Observatory, also in Chile.
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When communal dishes are extremely large or constantly refilled, say at a buffet, the need to consider another person's hunger or divvy food evenly goes away, meaning so does the cooperation.
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Volkswagen shares were under pressure this morning on reports U.S. officials were pushing for an extremely large fine as the government and VW hold talks over a diesel emissions cheating settlement.
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Making predictions this far into the future invariably requires making numerous assumptions that may not come to pass, and the range of plausible outcomes surrounding the resulting estimates is extremely large.
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"This is obviously an extremely large amount of cocaine, and in the past we've only found very small amounts of this drug," Detective Senior Sergeant Colin Parmenter said in a statement.
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"My cardiologist called me 4 hours later and said 'I'm thrilled that you advocated for yourself because the first words on the report were that you have an "extremely large mass.
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These will merely act as "finder-scopes" for the European Extremely Large Telescope, as it is called, Dr. Mountain noted, spotting phenomena that the larger telescope can then investigate and exploit.
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The vast majority of the benefits tucked into the bill, which either unravels or dilutes important pieces of the existing law, rewards, if not the very biggest, then extremely large institutions.
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He had on an extremely large and long puffy winter coat with all these cold weather accessories, several bags and backpacks, and more additional belongings than he could fit into the overhead.
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There was a time during 2015 and 2016 that I always had an extremely large cystic pimple on my chin, and if one wasn't visible, it was brewing just beneath the surface.
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Larger telescopes planned for the 2020s - such as the ESO's own Extremely Large Telescope, current under construction in Chile - should provide researchers with more information on the number and nature of exoplanets.
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What makes the brown marmorated stinkbug unique, though, is not just its tendency to congregate in extremely large numbers but the fact that it boasts a peculiar and unwelcome kind of versatility.
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"What the study highlights is that patients can face extremely large bills if they see an out-of-network physician," said Yale University economist Zack Cooper, who was not involved in the study.
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This capability will only get better in the future with the addition of the James Webb Space Telescope, the Giant Magellan Telescope, the European Extremely Large Telescope, and Hawaii's Thirty-Meter Telescope (TMT).
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There has arguably never been a project in astronomical history as aptly named as the European Extremely Large Telescope (E-ELT), imagined in all its behemoth glory in this newly released concept animation.
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The Giant Magellan Telescope and the European Extremely Large Telescope, currently in similar stages of construction to the TMT, will rival this telescope, and promise to offer excellent views of the southern skies.
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The astronomers believe that Ross 128 b is a good candidate for further study when the European Southern Observatory's Extremely Large Telescope can begin searching the atmospheres of exoplanets for biomarkers in 2025.
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While its army is extremely large personnel-wise, with about 1.2 million soldiers, it uses antiquated Cold War technology while its neighbors to the South are equipped with top-of-line modern gear.
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The other two—the Thirty Meter Telescope in Hawaii and the European Extremely Large Telescope in Chile—have been significantly delayed in recent years due to protests over land rights and funding problems.
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As you have probably seen on a map (especially a misleading Mercator projection), Russia is an extremely large country that occupies the eastern third of Europe plus the entire northern part of Asia.
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You might think that the European Extremely Large Telescope (E-ELT), which is currently in construction in Chile, was given a somewhat hyperbolic name, until you see it stacked against famous buildings and monuments.
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"The seaweed very dramatically reduces cow-burped methane to the tune of 50% or greater, which is extremely large," said the group's founder, Joan King Salwen, whose family had a cattle and sheep ranch.
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First, in the United States today there are extremely large racial disparities in upward mobility, particularly between black and white men (with black and white women we actually see more similar rates of mobility).
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Lasers capable of megawatt blasts are in development at the Pentagon, while the 39-meter-wide Extremely Large Telescope (ELT) is currently being constructed in Chile, and is on track to become operational in 2024.
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But when you throw more carbon dioxide into the equation, all of the seafloor calcite starts to get used up to power these reactions in extremely large amounts, meaning that the ocean floor is dissolving.
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One byproduct of China's dominance — and the popularity of the sport in the country — has been an extremely large group of talented players who are not quite good enough to play in the national program.
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There are major concerns among some economists about the difficulties the BOJ may face in reducing its extremely large holdings of government debt and about how it will manage money market operations to control liquidity.
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This is because many sexual traits are highly sensitive to nutrient and body condition, such that only the biggest and strongest individuals can afford the energy to produce extremely large traits, according to the study.
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The researchers estimate that the satellite interference would only have a "moderate" effect on ESO's Very Large Telescope (VLT) and planned Extremely Large Telescope (ELT), which only survey relatively small areas of the night sky.
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"Alphabet currently has a unique combination of strong positioning and extremely large addressable markets in ad-supported video, hardware, cloud, self-driving cars, and healthcare," analyst Andy Hargreaves said in a note to clients Monday.
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But there were hopes for (and some extremely large investments in) multi-junction solar cells, thin-film solar panels, organic and carbon nanotube cells, concentrated solar plants, and a variety of other solar power-generation technologies.
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Presumably, there are some algorithms that would work faster running on this quantum architecture than they would on a classical computer, most notably Shor's algorithm, which could factor extremely large numbers faster than classical computers can.
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Though using just a small fossil fragment to peer millions of years into the past is tricky business, paleontologists attribute the success of many of these extremely large birds to an absence of competition or predators.
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" Shammo added that Verizon's lawyers had their first discussion with Yahoo about the issue yesterday and noted that it was "an extremely large breach": "We have to assume it will have a material impact on Yahoo.
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Morgan has always loved fish, and the office, in a departure from Coppola's vision, contains two extremely large fish tanks, each of them florid with neon plants and dangerous-looking creatures slipping around in dark water.
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"On the Bund futures, you had a very large open interest position, extremely large," said BNP Paribas Asset Management's sovereign chief Patrick Barbe, referring to the high volumes which usually suggests a big move in the market.
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The big picture: According to a press release accompanying the new study, while the number of photons is extremely large, most of the visible light that reaches Earth is dim, given the large size of the universe.
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FLAC files are extremely large (I'm currently looking at a nearly six-minute song with a file size of 43MB) and generally provide sound quality benefits only detectable to a seasoned audiophile listening with high-quality gear.
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"Then I start getting very sick after I ate, and I was very tired, and the lump went from very tiny to extremely large, and took over about half my breast," Smith, from Sugarland, Texas, tells PEOPLE.
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There was an explosion of telescope building that has culminated, for now, in plans for three giant billion-dollar telescopes: the European Extremely Large Telescope and the Giant Magellan, both in Chile, and the Thirty Meter Telescope.
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ATACAMA DESERT, Chile (Reuters) - Construction began in Chile on Friday on the European Extremely Large Telescope, which when completed will be the world's largest optical telescope, some five times larger than the top observing instruments in use today.
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"For a second I was vindicated, and then I was completely panicked, because when a doctor says that you have an extremely large mass, you assume that you have a cancerous tumor growing in your stomach," Daly says.
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The Center on Budget and Policy Priorities said the presumptive GOP nominee's plan would create "extremely large and unprecedented tax-cut windfalls" for millionaires that would come "almost certainly" at the expense of low- and middle-income households.
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Unless they're engaging in fraud or making extremely large and risky investments, they're simply no match for the mathematical and economic forces—the compounding of interest, the long-term imperatives of markets—that make money beget more money.
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But the other two, the Giant Magellan Telescope and the European Extremely Large Telescope, are being built in Chile and thus will not be able to survey some parts of the universe only visible in the Northern sky.
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It posits that maybe Isaac Newton's laws of gravity need a tweak to account for the behavior extremely large, slow things, such as the very slowly accelerating edges of galaxies, explained Stacy McGaugh, astronomer at Case Western Reserve University.
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Many of these objects are extremely large, including the Catalina flying boat that made the first flight across the South Pacific to South America in 1951 and the Boultin and Watt steam engine featured on the UK £50 note.
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"This is an extremely large settlement, and the size of the settlement has to be an indication of the severity of the abuse, and also of the pressure that the Catholic Church is under," Terry McKiernan told the newspaper.
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Dr. Hugot said European astronomers would be meeting this month to talk about how to incorporate curved detectors into the European Extremely Large Telescope, a behemoth under construction in Chile that will be the world's largest ground-based telescope.
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After your first night's sleep on the island, Tom Nook will come to you with the dreaded bill — that extremely large sum of money he forgot to tell you about before you agreed to set up on the island.
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If you look at a place like Asheville, North Carolina, it is not an extremely large city, but it's a nice place to live, and it's relatively successful, and it doesn't really depend on any nearby major metro areas.
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They can also be extremely large and dangerous — a fire tornado flipped a 10-tonne truck on Monday, killing a volunteer firefighter who was tacking the blaze near the border between the states of New South Wales and Victoria.
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"I never thought I'd develop deep personal relationships with men whose position played an extremely large part in my desire to come to the Senate in the first place to change what they believed in -- Eastland, Stennis, Thurmond," Biden said.
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The work that we're doing right now for Peru that shows that over four or five thousand years, we can see that the populations were extremely large, with almost no evidence of small populations in this period, at this time.
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The Night King's Army of the Dead is supposed to be unbeatable and extremely large, and the best way for Game of Thrones to convey the hugeness of that threat is to have some of its most major characters perish.
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"Being able to reach an extremely large number of people very quickly, using very few resources is unparalleled in human history," says Nick Schulte, the vice president of direct voter contact at Axiom Strategies, a political mail and digital strategy firm.
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"Bernie 2016 is particularly concerned that these extremely large-dollar individual contributions have been used by HVF to pay for more than $3073 million in direct mail efforts and over $8.6 million in online advertising," Deutsch wrote in the letter.
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"Bernie 13 is particularly concerned that these extremely large-dollar individual contributions have been used by HVF to pay for more than $21 million in direct mail efforts and over $2094 million in online advertising," Deutsch wrote in the letter.
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The overarching idea is to create an exhaustive catalog of known planetary features in time for the refined data expected from the next generation of planet-hunting observatories, like the James Webb Space Telescope or the European Extremely Large Telescope.
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But it does add to the field of exoplanet research that's underway, some of which hopes to identify Earth-like planets that future telescopes, such as the James Webb Space Telescope and the European Extremely Large Telescope, can use for observation.
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While the JWST might be able to detect a few compounds including ozone, full atmospheric analysis will have to wait for future ground-based observatories like the Extremely Large Telescope, which is expected to see first light in the mid-2020s.
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Christo eventually escaped the Stalinist-era regime to Paris, where he met Jeanne-Claude, beginning a lifelong artistic collaboration in 1961 until her death in 2009, creating temporary works that changed public space, usually on an extremely large and colorful scale.
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And then yes, that industry in itself is extremely large — all the way from dieting apps, you might think, all the way to healthy eating apps to longevity apps, to basic information about a particular disease, to basic general practitioner information.
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"The latest positioning data from the futures market show that there are extremely large speculative short positions in gold ... This shows that speculators have little faith in the upside potential for gold prices," ABN AMRO analyst Georgette Boele said in a note.
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The Thirty Meter Telescope would join two other planned extremely large telescopes (that's a technical term for telescopes with mirror diameters of 20 to 100 meters, or 20203 to 328 feet), and would be the only such telescope in the Northern Hemisphere.
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By pooling together multiple surveys, we were able to obtain an unusually large sample of these "mega-donors," 493, as well as extremely large samples of several other groups: all political donors, individuals with family incomes over $150,000, and all American adults.
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For those concerned the company was ready to pack it in after one (admittedly extremely large, prolonged and costly) mistake, the company is already looking toward the next generation, even as an investigation into precisely what happened with the Note 7 remains open.
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"So far in this fiscal year, and this has been a brand-new phenomenon this fiscal year, we have started to see extremely large groups arrive together several times, usually once or twice a week since about mid-October," said McAleenan in December.
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However, Embiid is nothing if not a league trendsetter so watch this space to see if this catches on and we get more of our favorites covered in extremely large quantities of sand before the off-season is turned, regrettably, back on.
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"Perhaps we should step back and think more holistically about how species have adapted and evolved as we try to come up with ways to protect them," she said, citing the example of fish species that have historically lived in extremely large populations.
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Politicians of all stripes seem to be trying to balance the vogue for cash assistance with the apparent need to support various kinds of businesses in distress with the basic sense on Capitol Hill that $1 trillion is an extremely large number.
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This will be a job for powerful new telescopes like the James Webb Space Telescope, due to be launched next year, or giant ground-based telescopes like the Giant Magellan and European Extremely Large telescopes, now being built in Chile, Dr. Charbonneau said.
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There's also the fact that China is extremely large, extremely powerful, and has a huge web of economic ties with the US — something that explains why it's easier to talk about reining in China than it is to do something about it.
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"It is the first evidence of an extremely large meat-eating animal roaming a landscape otherwise dominated by a variety of herbivorous, omnivorous and much-smaller carnivorous dinosaurs," paleontologist Lara Sciscio of the University of Cape Town in South Africa added in the interview.
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Scientists are just taking a census of these kinds of planets now, so they can later follow up with experiments like the upcoming James Webb Space Telescope and Extremely Large Telescope, which will be able to see these planets in greater detail than current telescopes.
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The memo points to statutes where the death penalty can be used, including certain racketeering activities, the use of a gun that resulted in a death during a drug trafficking crime, murder in advancing a criminal enterprise and dealing in "extremely large" quantities of drugs.
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The 27 sites he identified on the map have a type of ceremonial construction that Dr. Inomata and his colleagues had never seen before — rectangular platforms that are low to the ground but extremely large, some as long as two-thirds of a mile.
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This is for two reasons, Clements said: firstly to transmit data to provide internet Starlink will have to use a broad range of frequencies, and second, the number of satellites circling the Earth will cover an extremely large area of the Earth&aposs surface.
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Climate change kills off clouds over the ocean in new simulation This kind of thing could only be estimated with much coarser models before; Computing resources were too tight to allow for the kind of extremely large number of variables involved here (or here — more clouds).
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But as Conselice hints, we may be on the brink of rooting out these dimmer galaxies with sophisticated new instruments like the James Webb Space Telescope, set for launch in 2018, or the European Extremely Large Telescope, which is scheduled to receive first light in 2024.
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The organization's facilities include the Very Large Telescope, an array of four giant telescopes in Chile's Atacama Desert (a futuristic setting featured in the James Bond film "Quantum of Solace"), and the world's largest telescope, the Extremely Large Telescope, now under construction on a mountain nearby.
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But the reason we decided to include the smaller shrines—which isn't to say there aren't some larger dungeons in Breath of the Wild—was to strike a balance, between this extremely large (over)world that you're exploring, and these goals and objectives to explore within that.
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This podcast, from reporters Amy Standen and Judy Campbell, looks at a use case from decades ago that went in the other direction: In the early '60s, a psychologist used LSD in extremely large doses to treat severely emotionally disturbed children, some as young as 4.
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"Treasury will continue its enhanced bilateral engagement with China regarding exchange rate issues, given that the RMB (yuan) has fallen against the dollar by 8 percent over the last year in the context of an extremely large and widening bilateral trade surplus," Secretary Steven Mnuchin said in the statement.
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Oppo's new Find X, which is being officially announced at a live streamed event in Paris today, combines a number of trendy design ideas, plus some even newer tricks, to fit an extremely large 6.4-inch display into a phone that you can still hold in one hand.
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At a holiday military parade on Saturday the country showed off what appear to be a new type of long-range missile, a new reentry apparatus on a known missile, canisters big enough to hold extremely large missiles (that may have been empty), and extensive displays of solid fuel technology.
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A $1.4 billion observatory designed to peer into the furthest corners of space and back to the beginning of time, the TMT is the largest in a series of extremely large ground-based telescopes (ELTs) which, along with the James Webb Space Telescope, are intended to lead astronomy in the 2020s.
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"This is an extremely large settlement, and the size of the settlement has to be an indication of the severity of the abuse, and also of the pressure that the Catholic Church is under due to all the developments that are happening," said Terry McKiernan, co-director and president of BishopAccountability.org.
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"CBP Ports of Entry (POEs) are not designed or equipped to handle extremely large groups of travelers arriving all at the same time, and temporary closure of a POE is contemplated as an extreme option, as necessary for public safety and border security," the agency said in a written statement.
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Under current federal law, prosecutors have the ability to seek capital punishment for certain drug-related crimes, including dealing in extremely large quantities of drugs under what is known as the "Kingpin Statute" -- however, it has never been used to seek the death penalty before, according to a Justice official.
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It was so shocking that it's said that the release of the documentary — which made more than $22 million at the box office and generated a massive amount of media coverage and debate — prompted McDonald's to discontinue offering the option to "super size" meals (that is, make them extremely large).
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And while Camblong said the team's initial thought was that processing and storage would likely be the major challenges for hospitals handling what are extremely large genomic data-sets, along with issues such as data integrity, privacy and visualization, they actually found the main problem hospitals were grappling with was data accuracy.
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Using satellite imagery, they located tunnels in Yeongjeo-dong that might be used for storing missiles and the construction of a new headquarters, as well as a pair of drive-through shelters in Hoejung-ni suitable for large ballistic missiles and "an extremely large underground facility" under construction further up a narrow valley.
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Here's the memo, which in part asks prosecutors to pursue capital punishment in cases "dealing in extremely large quantities of drugs": Sessions can ask federal prosecutors to do this under a law signed by President Bill Clinton in 1994, when fears of crack cocaine and crime led to increasingly punitive criminal justice policies.
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We should chuck the whole mortgage interest tax deduction scam, prohibit lenders from borrowing to people in the areas that are going to be underwater due to climate change, institute an extremely large (up to 20133%) inheritance tax on the Jeff Bezoses of the world, and support and nurture affordable cooperatively owned and financed housing.
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Of course, if we do find another pale blue planet out there in the void, it'll become a prime target to follow up on with bigger missions, like the James Webb Space Telescope and the next generation of extremely large telescopes (ELTs), which may be able to probe a nearby world's atmosphere in more detail.
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In brief vignettes such as this, the film visualizes the ocean of big data — the shorthand term for the "extremely large data sets that may be [and are] analysed computationally to reveal patterns, trends, and associations, especially relating to human behaviour and interactions," according to Oxford Dictionaries — through the use of human form and movement.
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Even on such a list, however, Gucci's case stands out, because of the extremely large sum involved; the fact that the fashion brand is owned by Kering, the French luxury and sports lifestyle group that also owns Bottega Veneta, Saint Laurent and Balenciaga, among other names; and Gucci's reputation as the fairy tale of fashion.
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Among these are statutes that punish certain racketeering activities (18 U.S.C. § 1959); the use of a firearm resulting in death during a drug trafficking crime (18 U.S.C. § 924(j)); murder in furtherance of a continuing criminal enterprise (21 U.S.C. § 848(e)); and dealing in extremely large quantities of drugs (18 U.S.C. § 3591(b)(1)).
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BigID has a product that helps companies inventory their data, even extremely large data stores, and identify the most sensitive information, a convenient feature at a time where GDPR data privacy rules, which went into effect at the end of May, require that companies doing business in the EU have a grip on their customer data.
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Together with two southern hemisphere counterparts—the European Extremely Large Telescope (E-ELT) and the Giant Magellan Telescope (GMT) now under construction in Chile—the TMT is expected to usher in a new era of astronomy, one in which scientists can study the hidden structure of the universe and detect fingerprints of life in the atmospheres of distant worlds.
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As 100 percent of military and intelligence and analysts will agree, an American campaign to take over any significant portion of Mideast oil, in any nation in the region, for any purpose, will entail an extremely large military force to seize the oil fields, and to defend the oil fields we seize for many years to come.
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In the latest American review in May, China met only one of the three currency manipulation criteria under the Trade Facilitation and Trade Enforcement Act of 2015: Its "extremely large, persistent, and growing" bilateral goods trade surplus with the U.S. But the U.S. on Monday slapped the label on China under an older law — the Omnibus Foreign Trade and Competitiveness Act of 1988.
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When you look at some robotics and specifically autonomous vehicles, you see extremely large investments going into some of the some of the big players, but then at the same time, you see groups and hackers that are able to use off-the-shelf technology to solve real problems that affect businesses or people, and build services or products that that are valuable.
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It's not quite as absurd as the original, which crammed all three modern consoles into a single box alongside a top-notch gaming PC. But the consumer-friendly result is still an impressive build, with Corsair effectively dismantling an Xbox One S or PS4 Pro and managing to fit it inside the (admittedly extremely large) Corsair Crystal Series 280X case.
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"There are fewer and fewer of what we call 'top-of-funnel' opportunities for advertisers to reach extremely large audiences, so while the pre-pre-game shows might be a great place to advertise a specific product to a specific person, the NFL broadcast will still arguably be the largest domestic way to reach a large audience for an extended amount of time, and those prices will remain high as long as they're the biggest reach audience," Morris added.
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In some ways, the joint venture marks for a bit of a surprise, as the United States alone have been seen as the clear frontrunners for the bid ever since U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch took on FIFA's densely corrupt practices, exposing a bribery scandal revolving around the 2020 Qatar bid that beat out the U.S. But with the announcement last month that the tournament would expand to an extremely large 48 teams, it seems that officials thought to seek a bid that could handle even more bandwidth.
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