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The amount of RAM simply decides how much paging and swapping you will do, i. e. how fast memory access will be.

can take medication at a different time, i. e. before going to bed.

To do so, common EA models used in this organization have been used, i. e. , business process models and entity-relationship models.

Frequently a use case changes the state of a system (i. e. the account balance is now lower) rather than generating a physical product.

Appreciate every bit of good in my life. Think in terms of each thing you touch (i. e. your pillow) and do (i. e. walking, seeing).

In case of a tie the remove method returns the value which has been around the longest, i. e. , it behaves like a queue for equal elements.

Most people outlook our ignorance in terms of reciprocity: i. e. I know about your country, why don't you know about bomb?

It is often the case that the process of building an application originates from having a set of database query statements (i. e. SQL).

This reflects the period of its entry into English, i. e. the nineteen-fifties, but the word is by no means a newcomer in its native land.

Likewise, if your backlog is very large, how much time is spent (i. e. , wasted) managing that backlog?

The Target Company is not a party to any enterprise agreement, i. e. an agreement through which it obtains the control over a third entity.

My wife and I often like to read if we awaken during the night. Are any of the e-readers back-lit, i. e. usable in the dark?

You can use a pair of forceps to Collect pollen, i. e. pick the anthers into the capsules, then mark the name of pollen parent.

Was the reference standard independent of the index test (i. E. The index test did not form part of the reference standard)?

refers to the child's acquisition of his mother tongue, i. e. how the child comes to understand and speak the language of its community.

In contrast, it is easier to see a glass held in air because some light is reflected from it i. E. A change in direction of light.

Minehead price The price of a mineral as it comes out of the mine, i. E. Excluding transportation and processing.

Some of the problems that you may encounter with SWOT are as a result of one of its key benefits i. e. its flexibility.

The result of Query 24 is usually easier to consume by an application, i. e. one XML value at a time.

When it arrives, the transport entity checks to see that the server is blocked on a LISTEN (i. e. , is interested in handling requests).

Strictly, a base pair is a pair of complementary bases (i. e. the A: T, G: C and A: U interactions) held together by hydrogen bonds.

Necessity is often called hard, and rightly so, if we keep to necessity as such, i. e. to its immediate shape.

Subject is still coupled by the name of the method in Observer through the structural type, i. e. , to a method named receiveUpdate.

The point is that you've got to do it, i. e. write formal article regularly on paper. Theory is just theory.

In reality, the larger motivation is to get your stock tradable (i. e. "liquid" ) so that you and your investors can sell some of it.

Which of the purification procedures used for this enzyme is most effective (i. E. , Gives the greatest relative increase in purity)?

Whether to handle affairs according to the law is often determined by relations, i. e. , personal relations.

You will also see that at least one of these projects is quite large -- i. e. , if you understand agile, you understand that it scales!

However, the one to be selected is usually dictated by the type of building foundation, i. e. , basement, crawl space, or slab-on-grade.

Make it a competitive challenge and give yourself measurable objectives (i. e. , three exceptional candidates this week).

The E-UTRAN architecture, i. e. the E-UTRAN logical nodes and interfaces between them, are defined as part of the Radio Network Layer.

She also describes how a taxi driver, attempting to praise her Mandarin, told her she was "a bit more than half [i. e. , 60%] a Chinese. "

The guideline, or the "instructive idea" , of their collation was the "main stream" of the thought of their time, i. e.

Completely unrelated stuff might be part of the Twitter feed, i. e. a tweet about Haiti can be followed by something about Mongolia.

Use social networks as "pointer" sites; i. e. , to point to anything you think will be of interest to your fans and followers.

Supportability is to be realized by means of integrated support engineering, i. e. integrated logistics support.

Since the middleware instance is different, each tenant is allocated its own set of operating system processes (i. e. address space).

From the file menu, choose "Save as" , give it a name ending with the GIF extension, i. e. , "myfile. gif" and save it.

The audio module controls the locus say-so traditionally, i. e. only one person is allowed to speak in a moment.

Normal stress is that applied perpendicular to the surface to which it is applied, i. e. , tension or compression.

Varieties like the Death Cap, Destroying Angels and Deadly Webcap are highly poisonous and capable of inducing death (i. e. killing you).

flower ecologists have distinguished the wind pollinators , i . e . the anemophilous plants from the zoidogamous plants.

Up to now, neither of the two questions, i. e. , peace and development, has been resolved. The world we live in is still far from tranquil.

5 - If Mrs B's slender face gets a bit more like an English rose, i. e. rounder and rosier, it's a girl. Or maybe a boy.

I. e. original family home of parents, son or daughter did not form a new family, this family refers to family of origin.

Win network card technology in pushing Pai Pai, must be one to one, i. e. only a leisure family and a banker.

In turn, the gas phase dissipates energy by trying to impart momentum to the liquid, i. e. , drag it along.

The principal Mexican solar festival was held at the vernal equinox, i. e. , Easter, when sacrifices were made to sustain the sun.

Even before incoming stimuli are fully processed our brains are trying to work out what is going in the 'future', i. e. right now.

i. e. It's brave of you to raise objections at the meeting = You are brave to raise objections at the meeting.

In the US, hits the child is matter which violates the law, makes the wrong thing regarding one child to be most i. e. teaches, influence.

Are the laboratory records (i. e. Cross-sections for hole roughness, etc. ) for Packaging & OBE process complete and up to date?

A DSM environment may be thought of as a meta modeling tool, i. e. , a modeling tool used to define a modeling tool or CASE tool.

t quite kept up, we wanted to try to get it to be more useful (i. e. do its job) rather than come up with an entirely new mechanic.

On the Beagle, too, he would say, that he learned what he considered the golden rule for saving time; i. e. , taking care of the minutes.

Take the general environment of the story (i. E. Work, ecclesial, family, friends, attitude) and try to do something realistically similar.

Companies also started looking at the usage costs with a piece of equipment (i. e. what are my cost per copy when using a copier).

In other words, replace an adjective (or two) and a weak noun with one strong, specific noun, i. e.

The idea is to see if these plant polyphenols could be translated into fighting fat cells in animals, i. e. humans.

Bottling is usually done at the end of the "time spent ageing" period outlined above, i. E. Typically 12-18 months post-fermentation.

If you accept a cookie value, check that its domain value is what you expect (i. e. , one of your sites).

With this option disabled only new incoming messages are queued, i. e. messages that cannot be displayed in an already open chat window.

Task 3 produces A or B as two alternative outputs in two disjoint output criteria, i. e. , it behaves like an exclusive decision.

Axenic culture A culture that consists of only one type of organism or cell, i. e. it is not contaminated by any other organisms or cells.

If men had no means to store value, i. e. , to save, neither long-range planning nor exchange would be possible.

The invention relates to an aquatic product, i. e. a food, in particular to a full abalone sauce shell and a preparation method thereof.

A healthy woman is not physically aroused if her sex organs do not show any tumescence , i. e there is no engorgement with blood.

And don't speak for that other person (i. e order for them at dinner) unless they invite you to help with their order.

This log will be opened as the user the child processes run as, i. E. The user specified in the main User directive.

If it suit you, (I, e. not here, but in a while) I'll alter the date of we meeting.

Among other problems, they may develop "jaundice" , i. e. a yellow coloration of the eyes and the skin.

The concept of eco-efficiency is introduced, and three indicators for the eco-efficiency of titanium white production are defined, i. e.

the negotiation, you might also be invited to a feast to break the ice, i. e. , to solve the dispute in private.

In a discrete strategy game, each player has a small number of well-defined plays (i. e. , a discrete set of actions) from which to choose.

Often the best choice is a compromise of the above, i. e. application of a somewhat reduced compensatory antithrombotic therapy.

When a politician becomes an embarrassment to his party in the Commons, he may be kicked upstairs, i. e. elevated to the peerage.

Pandas eat bamboo like most nutrition, including at least part of cellulose, i. e. tender bine, bud, and bamboo shoots.

The credit should only be used for the purchase of other offers i. e. cannot be withdrawn for cash.

A shallow copy is a reference copy, i. e. just a pointer to a shared data block.

It is possible that the simultaneous expansion of all firms in the industry might also impose external technical diseconomies; i. e.

Candidates must also be registered as autonomous (i. e. be able to generate invoices for payment).

Note also that so far our jet engine is still working discretely , i. e. it is still operating on the SSBB cycle as used in a car engine.

Caution: Do not install a strainer ahead of the backflow preventer on seldom-used, emergency water lines (i. e. fire sprinkler lines).

A similar approach can be used for the application architecture, i. e. the instances of the DSL.

The fact that the randomness of the LEACH algorithm may result in faster death of some nodes i. e. shorten the system life was proved.

A report should have a clear objective, i. E. What you are trying to achieve.

Researches show that xing came into being during the matrilineal society period, i. e. , around four to five thousand years ago.

This shows how dangerous a new way of transferring notional value in symbolic form (i. e. any type of money) can be for early adopters.

In this paper, a sort of optimal inventory model with postponement strategy i. e. bilevel integer programming problem was researched.

This indicates shares that have been bought without the right to receive the dividend, i. e. the seller retains the dividend.

vs Quantifies the degree to which two variables are linearly related, i. e. how well the estimating equation fits.

Check existing knowledge, i. e. what you know already, and what you need to find out.

It blocks any simulation run in which only a subset of the branches is chosen by the inclusive decision, i. e. , a deadlock occurs.

Moreover, U can be built to be homogeneous, i. e. (in a precise mathematical sense) highly symmetrical.

In a normal day , you may see something like the photograph below , i. E. A hill far away is less distinct than a near hill .

A key to a trustworthy smile is that it has a slow onset, i. e. it takes about half a second to spread across the face.

All the treatments were compared with a placebo version (i. e. , placebo pill, patch, or lozenge) and with each other.

Ionizing radiation may result from sources outside or inside of the body (i. e. external irradiation or internal contamination ).

Describe any content in the app and how the content was created - i. e. original work, copy of public domain, or other (please specify).

Use cases act as a common language for communication between the customer (i. e. , the users) and the system developers.

That could be possible if you know what you are doing (i. e. if you know to patch the security holes).

prepare quality documentation i. e. contract, invoice as required by the company standard and guideline.

Where was the old Xieyi's definite location in ancient China? Three viewpoints had been suggested, i. e. Nanyang, Tanghe and Xinyang.

For the result of their thinking will always be "ideological, " i. e. , determined by the special interests of their own class.

number of requests per second for reports that are open in an existing session i . e . , reports that are rendered from a session snapshot.

i. e. I don't like doing business with him. He always has an eye to the main chance so clearly.

Termination of a set of rules is to generate rules for which it is possible to guarantee rules can not trigger each other infinitely, i, e.

the ego, 'I' - thought, remains only a bubble on it and is called jiva , i. e. , individual soul.

Application forms, together with all necessary supporting documents, must be submitted by the local employers i. E. The applicants.

The size of the initial deposit is found as the doubled absolute drawdown, i. e. , we consider some safety resources for it.

The receiver FPGA signals that it is ready to receive by generating a square-wave at half its clock frequency, i. e.

These may include open dies i. e. , dies that do not completely enclose the metal to be shaped.

Place the tie around your neck with the inside of your tie, the side with the label, facing OUTWARD, i. e. backward.

Instead of stripping off the least significant 1 bit (i. e. subtracting), we now add it on at each stage to get the next entry to adjust.

These current limiters normally consist of a semiconductor (i. e. , GTO) connected in series with the line in each of the line phases.

So far we discussed subprocesses and tasks from the perspective of a single process model, i. e. , from a local point of view.

Machine direction: The direction in which fibres lay on the wire of a paper-making machine, i. e. along the web.

Then, the dynamic simulation was done for each and every sampling result of the prototype to get the output response data, i. e.

Man must prove the truth -- i. E. The reality and power, the this-sidedness of his thinking in practice.

In general, the compact gathering way of fiber will do advantage of the determination, i. e. the woven fabric is the better sample way.

usually the system is time - variant nonlinear system , and can automatically match with ( i . e . " adaptation " ) variational environment.

The core of rough set theory is a pair of non-numerical operators, i. e. lower and upper approximation operators.

It's a spanning tree if there's also at least one path between any two points, i. e. , no network nodes are left unconnected.

Fixtures exposed to hood interior (i. E. Tap nozzle ) shall be made of brass with chemically resistant black vinyl coating .

I think your disbelief that India contributed so much to human civilization, i. e. the numeral system, the number zero, etc.

Any serious educational theory must consist of two parts: a conception of the ends of life, and a science of psychological dynamics, i. e.

Unify the existing certification marks, i. e. , the "" CCIB "" mark and the "" Great Wall "" mark into a new certification mark.

Either aspect of a contradiction relies on the other, i. e. the existence of one aspect is the basis of the existence of the other.

A stream keeps track of ClearCase activities (i. e. , events or actions that cause changes to be made to versioned artifacts).

Last quarter, the company lost 991, 000 contract customers -- i. e. , the kind of people who sign two-year deals and pay bills every month.

Because governance is an enacting force, it must be further refined using operational terms -- i. e. , governance is a process.

The web portal must be very attractive visually i. e the interface must be very appealing.

Accounting price A price used for accounting purposes (i. E. Not a market price). Often used synonymously with shadow price.

Second, such a crawling band regime should be feasible (i. e. , defensible) for China.

The spindle is always hollow, i. e. , it has a through hole extending lengthwise.

Message: any piece of information (i. e. data) that needs to be interchanged between sender and recipient.

There is no need of any electromotor to rotate the Control Shaft(s), i. e. no need for "drive by wire" .

The next step, then, is to look at the problem again, but this time from the perspective of dynamic (i. e. runtime) behavior.

Then, this paper investigates reasons that make performance of these algorithms degraded in practice, i. e. microphone array errors.

A food will get one star for each of these nutrients it contains in a healthy (i. e. , moderate to miniscule) amount.

The first of these risk management techniques involves two different conceptual activities, i. e standard setting and financial reporting.

The Name of the document will be decided by the author, but should provide detail as to the documents content, i. e. "Document Storage" .

When the AEP and SOPs were developed , were all scenarios considered ? I. E. : Cold , night, and extreme heat .

Yes, for the Kayak Team, private sales or not, a public offering, i. e. an IPO, perhaps is much more top of mind.

The scale of interest here is that with grid boxes of a few kilometers, i. e. a scale where individual ice floes cannot be resolved.

Somatoform symptoms, i. e. , symptoms that cannot or not fully be explained in medical terms, are an astonishingly widespread phenomenon.

A common term in the southern part of America for a customer service representative (i. E. A salesman) of the local telephone company.

Thus, housing was excused from the necessity (burden) of theory and art and was free to evolve within the slower norms of convention; i. e.

The array of sub-sources may be generated by placing an array of slits, i. e. an additional amplitude grating (GO) close to the source.

Such a page will later take part in routine repetitions as all other pages, i. e. , no special repetitions schedule will be used for it.

If the code violated the style policy the code compilation failed, i. e. the developer was not able to deliver the result.

Potential of an ancient village field consists of two parts, i. e. the potential of settlement field and potential of substratum field.

A third option would combine the two approaches; i. e. , a step revaluation of less than 10% and a wider band.

Process data as close to where the data physically resides as possible or vice versa (i. e. , keep your data where your processing occurs).

The issue is not whether the torture was done by individuals (i. e. , 'not by everybody') -- but whether it was systematic.

Sketch is originally used to refer to a small piece of art work, i. e.

Some of these homologues show lineage-specific features, i. e. , they are present in the primate lineage but absent in the rodent lineage.

The prevalence of substance abuse in the nurse population is believed to parallel that in the general population (i. e. approximately 10%).

I love it when he was captured and sold as a slave, but could still think positively(i. e. think about Ming Zun) to encourage himself.

The phone must not be working in bypass mode, i. e. it must be connecting directly to the other extension.

the total system can be divided into two parts , i . e . , transmitter and receiver unit.

Indicate the state of the system, i. e. , what does the interface look like at the time that a user scenario is performed?

Facing such a practical situation, a way-out should be found out so as to step onto a new stage, i. e.

One should "avoid the global counter, i. e. an entity that keeps track of a count and is updated or read on every request. "

We'll send the author a few sound file to be included in various situations, i. e. , after the wrong or good answer.

The control flow (i. e. , the sequencing of these invocations) is implicit and emerges as the rules fire off.

With the other bacteria out of the way, the resistant bacteria (i. e. , the superbug) can multiply and sometimes cause problems.

People used to think that expected investment returns were a function of risk alone (i. e. modern portfolio theory).

The most important thing is to ask for (i. E. , Demand politely) what you need.

Translating is always meaning-based, i, e. it's the transfer of meaning instead of form from the source language to the target language.

Otherwise, the watermarked image is considered authentic, i. e. , unaltered since the watermark insertion.

Events represent non-local flow of execution (i. e. , that which does not follow a Sequence Flow connection).

No, it was a process with the objective to improve the internal customers i. e. the employee customer service awareness.

betterment levy, tax A tax on betterment (i. e. an expenditure to extend the useful life of an existing fixed asset).

Contrast all this with the printing of gold receipts, i. e. , receipts that are not backed 100 percent by gold.

You may only be involved in one "team" in the competition (i. e. either as an individual or as a member of a single team, but not both).

Some guidelines are too much execution based, and do not go deeply enough into why, I . E. , the core idea.

Next, provides methods that will allow a user to set the time (i. e. change the hour, minute or second).

So, the waves that we see do not normally come straight in, i. E. They approach at an angle to the shoreline.

Achromatic lens: A lens which refracts light of most colours equally, i. e. corrected for blue and green light of the primaries.

The best place to find downloadable information products (i. e. eBooks) or downloadable software is at a place called Clickbank. com.

European Standards only exist formally as national transpositions (i. e. a BS EN for the UK) of a commonly agreed "ratified" text.

All loose materials, i. e. gravel fills within the structure outside perimeter down to bedrock have been excavated and removed.

Few, if any, of the leading so-called "postmodern" writers have rejected the fundamental principle of modernity, i. e. , human autonomy.

Two problems are encountered in a vacuum distillation. The volume of vapor formed from a given amount of liquid is pressure dependent; i. e.

In Figure 4, you will see that "System" is the inventory between the upstream process and downstream process, i. e. the WIP in the "store" .

Manuka (i. e. Leptospermum scoparium) extract is usually made the leaves of the plant.

"Ron" gave America "George I" , i. e. George HW Bush, whom Oliphant lampooned almost as fiercely as he had Nixon.

The system can finish automatically all processes , i. e Feeding, measuring, filling bag making, printing date, product output.

some person of abilities are i. e. small, do do not accomplish, on the excuse said that the opportunity is immature.

Difficulty in swallowing, i. e. dysphagia should be distinguished from the sensation of a lump in the throat and the pain on swallowing.

Your affirmation of the one you love should not be conditional to reciprocity (i. e. don't wait and simply do it in return) .

Here comes the role of a secure and instant information provider and i. e Mr. Safe.

This widget is a simple composite that allows its child to be shown or hidden (i. e. , collapsed or expanded).

Characteristic of the first international film star , i. E. Sentimental , pathetic and on the side of the underdog .

ontogeny The early life history of an organism, i. e. , the subsequent stages it passes from the zygote to the mature adult.

It reduces the number of traditional navigation elements that are necessary (i. e. fewer buttons help to avoid a cluttered interface).

The most uniform area, i. e. the area on which the backscattering is weakest, on the reflector will be detected by this system.

XML and resource definitions (i. e. properties files) fall into this category, but e. g. plain text files do not.

How do you know when to stop (i. e. 'when algorithms start getting discussed, it's testing time')?

A Burdock (i. e. Arctium lappa) extract is usually made from the root.

Finally, a live Twitter stream with real time (i. e. tweeted a few seconds ago) reviews and opinions.

Therefore, the influenced exerted by risks on cost management must be taken into account during the project cost management, i. e.

Of the environmental variables examined, climate (i. e. temperature and precipitation) predominated on the environment-bird relationship.

Having a hand-held computing device (i. e. the iPhone or Blackberry or iPad) means you can work anywhere, and be in contact at all times.

in which the output variable is controlled directly by the system input, ? i. e. , ? without feedback.

"I e-mailed the group when I foundhim and said I thought you would want to know, " she said.

The friction force is described by a hysteretic model, which is determined by the state of motion of the damper, i. e. stick or slip.

This circle does not look like a point anymore, i. e. , it cannot inherit from Point and reuse its methods.

If the delimiter is found, it is extracted and discarded, i. e. it is not stored and the next input operation will begin after it.

Spectrum Complete range of colours within the visible light, i. E. Between the wave-length of 400 nm to 700nm.

The key cycle affecting cold-start speed and HC emissions were found experimentally, i. e. the ideal first firing cycle and the next cycle.

Standard advice is to put yourself in the right environment, i. e. one that reinforces work and avoids temptation.

If attendance rate is not good (i. E. Less than 90%), the above-mentioned applications may not be approved.

We are doing what the other Chinese troops have not done, i. e. , operating chiefly on the enemy's flanks and rear.

The reason is that the commission percentage (i. e. the amount of money you would get from the sale) is always VERY VERY low.

Machinery to be in working condition i. e. water and oil in system but all valves to be closed.

We can argue about whether the ends justify the means (i. e. deficit spending) but the public can grasp the need for such a mechanism.

I believe JVG set himself up for playoff failure by not developing other players -- i. e. Spanoulis -- during the regular season.

Any subsequent links on the same line are considered to be exceptions, i. E. Pages where the image may occur inline.

The type of phone that a phone number has can be changed; i. e. a regular house phone can be changed into a pay phone.

i. e. It is very kind of you to help me look after my kids when I'm out.

It is an excise tax and is regressive, i. e. , taxing the poor more than the rich proportionally.

They would get feed back at the end of the exam i. e. which categories they did well or not.

We only need the forms implementation along with the workflow process i. e. to send emails with form details to the next user.

The real focus of Yokohama Summit was an extension of the hot spots, i. e. , currency liquidity and trade balance, on G20 Seoul Summit.

It is the only way to correctly capture how the data flow in a process branches based on the type of information, i. e. , the business item.

The fall point of this mode shall be the transformation into practice, i. e. to optimize the practice education.

Your job is to count the number of unit(i. e. , 1*1) squares that are covered by any one of the rectangles given as input.

In version 1. 0, PostSharp required assemblies to be loaded in the CLR (i. e. in the application domain) to be able to read them.

Modeling applications usually display the geometric vertex count, i. e. number of points that make up a model.

Prescriptive : a kind of linguistic study in which things are prescribed how ought to be, i. e. laying down rules for language use.

Supports heterogeneous, geographically distributed (i. e. , offshore or outsourced) parallel development.

Are increases in pay tied to contributions to the company, i. e. , pay-for-performance?

We can argue that this approach provides a more complete and accurate representation (i. e. model) of the real world.

This theory assumes that, originally, a part of the human race was androgynous , i. e. had both female and male characteristics.

Milk protein fiber is one kind of new milk regenerated fiber, which bears both advantages of natural fiber and synthetic fiber, i. e.

Three methods are introduced in this paper: i. e. creating an ideal environment, giving correct lead-in and enforced training.

You can of course simply choose to start as a nobleman (i. e. accelerated start) if you don't wish to grind your way up.

This straight line vacuum lable-sticking can be used to continually stick paper lable on round, strong container, i. E.

Investors anticipate the Fed will soon resume quantitative easing (i. e. , printing money) through a new round of bond purchases.

5- Specifying the distance between the person and the place where the stones are thrown, i. e. to be more than five cubits.

If it suit you, (I, e. not now, but later) I'll change the date of our meeting.

If the water supply line too long cold water too much, also can be designed pipeline circulation system, an open i. e. thermal.

The establishment of an auto financing company shall cover two stages, i. e. the preparation stage and the business commencement stage.

The high percentage (majority) of pornography that shows 'unsafe' sex, i. e. without a condom, surely encourages negative attitudes.

If it happens on hotel premises, render basic First Aid only if necessary, i. e. stop bleeding.

The Reagan administration took a somewhat different approach (i. e. the Mexico City policy that banned direct US financing for abortions).

Hair, beards and moustaches shall be protected (i. e. completely enclosed) by restraints unless hazard analysis indicates otherwise.

Depending on difference of reactive groups, the reactive stabilizers can be classified as three types, i. e. vinyl, acroloyl and others.