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comprehensive

[kom-pri-hen-siv] / ˌkɒm prɪˈhɛn sɪv /


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"From a technical perspective, it's hard to implement. I think that AI is a spectrum, and we need more comprehensive certification systems, rather than a binary with AI/AI-free approach," she said.

From BBC

City lacked any intensity in the first half, perhaps an impact of the comprehensive midweek Champions League defeat at Real Madrid - both physically and mentally.

From BBC

They would receive housing as the first part of a more comprehensive care plan, with the program settling over 170,000 veterans since 2012.

From Salon

The company is aiming to grow its identity solutions into a comprehensive platform that covers the workforce, customers and now agents, which Jefferies’s Gallo believes will massively expand Okta’s total addressable market.

From MarketWatch

The Conservatory project has created what researchers describe as a "comprehensive atlas of regulatory conservation across plants, including dozens of crop species and their wild ancestors."

From Science Daily