Extensively.

Not extensively, no.

The drugs were extensively animal tested.

The media has covered this somewhat extensively.

He said, We farm extensively, not intensively.

On business, yes. I travel extensively, teaching.

And in Tunisia, censorship actually began to return in May not nearly as extensively as under President Ben Ali.

A form of measurement used extensively in Europe.

The plant is leaking into the Pacific Ocean extensively.

Prostrate before Him and glorify Him extensively during the night.

In my own research, I've extensively used machine learning for robotics.

There's no robot that I program today that wouldn't extensively use hidden Markov models and things such as particle filters.

We quite extensively used laser range finders as an alternative to stereo vision, because they give us very, very good range estimates.

I don't think there's anything there. Moore was interviewed extensively for the government trial.

No! We will record what he says and extend for him from the punishment extensively.

World by Gwen Cravens go into this topic extensively. Until this notion of low exposure

I explored there extensively in the off limits areas and fell in love right away.

One of the questions that has recently been researched extensively is which one to prefer.

That was an effect we studied extensively in the happiness example I gave you before.

Well, Mary had certainly kept her secret, and she had travelled quite extensively enough for Bobbie's needs.

It's a self driving car that drives without any human assistance whatsoever, and this vehicle extensively uses machine learning.

Now, I was at a dinner a number of years ago, and I work extensively with the U.S. military, all the services.

That is a key advantage of Bayes networks, and that is the reason why Bayes networks are being used so extensively for all kinds of problems.

let's put that on the horizontal axis. and it actually was Descartes who came up with a convention of using x's and y's and we'll see later z's in algebra, so extensively as unknown variables with the variables that you're manipulating.

Bayes networks are used extensively in almost all fields of smart computer system, in diagnostics, for prediction, for machine learning, and fields like finance, inside Google, in robotics.

In August 2007, Claron was awarded the Amsterdam Prize for the Arts, winning praise for her brilliance, her amazing and extensively wide repertoire and her vivid stage personality.

In fact, when I applied for a job at Stanford University as a professor many years ago, my job talk that I used to market myself to Stanford was extensively about a version of hidden Markov models and particle filters applied to robotic mapping.

Farms that aren't worlds unto themselves farms that restore instead of deplete farms that farm extensively instead of just intensively farmers that are not just producers, but experts in relationships.

As (lovely as) rubies and as (beautiful as) coral.

Tale as old as time Song as old as rhyme

So since I was here last in '06, we discovered that global climate change is turning out to be a pretty serious issue, so we covered that fairly extensively in Skeptic magazine.

Food is as important as energy, as security, as the environment.

As light as a feather, and as hard as dragon scales.

As wise as Master Yoda and... as powerful as Master Windu.

As far as I know, Lincoln is as guilty as hell.

As Soon as Possible

As Late as Possible

As Soon As Possible

As Late As Possible

So as long as

As simple as that.

As ugly as that?

As simple as that

As soon as possible.

As little as possible.