अत्यंत-विस्तार-से इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण

Two hundred years later, the Abbasid Caliph Al-Wathiq dispatched a party of 50 men under Sallam-ul-Tarjuman to study the wall of Dhul-Qarnain, whose observations have been recorded in great detail by Yaqut al-Hamawi in Mu jam-ul-Buldan and by Ibn Kathir in Al-Bidayah.

Campers are encouraged to plan out excursions in great detail with experienced staff due to the large amount of unused and overgrown trails not present on camp maps due to natural rehabilitation and to reduce risk of lost campers on such a large fence-less property.

The mission is described in great detail, including verbatim transcripts of radio transmissions, in both Thud Ridge and Thud, written by Col Jack Broughton, member of Waco flight and another of the RESCAP crews involved in the incident.

The report, entitled "Collateral Damage to Satellites from an EMP Attack," discusses in great detail the satellite damage caused by the Starfish Prime artificial radiation belts as well as other historical nuclear events that caused artificial radiation belts and their effects on many satellites that were then in orbit.

Over the last two days, this committee has held discussions in great detail, utilizing the research and statistics now available to determine who deserves baseball's highest honor "ndash; a plaque in the Hall of Fame Gallery in Cooperstown.

He designed the new town in great detail, featuring wide, tree-lined boulevards, delicate bridges and sedate urban golf courses.

Merian spent time studying and classifying her findings and described them in great detail.

While Irenaeus represents an early assertion of the substantive view of the image of God, the specific understanding of the essence of the image of God is explained in great detail by Augustine, a fifth century theologian who describes a Trinitarian formula in the image of God.

She goes on to compare - in great detail - the Michael Teachings to aspects of the various systems that she reviewed.

The service has been described in great detail by European travellers including Giovanni da Pian del Carpine, William of Rubruck, Marco Polo, and Odoric of Pordenone.

He explains abrogation, for example, in great detail.

In chapter three of Voltaire's 1747 novel Zadig, there is an adaptation of The Three Princes of Serendip, this time involving, instead of a camel, a horse and a dog, which the eponymous Zadig is able to describe in great detail from his observations of the tracks on the ground.

The works of Asimov, Heinlein and others were discussed in great detail, and several individual SF books were analyzed.