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A second error was that Japan tried to offset the adverse economic effects of a strong yen with over-lax monetary policy.

We might hope that any evil we endure will at least be offset by an equal or greater amount of good for us, but there can be no guarantee.

In the function of injection pressure, the mould which has core will produce a little core offset and cause plastics deformation.

Internet advertising is growing rapidly for many and is beginning to offset some of the decline in print.

But with total cancer deaths, there was no such offset in 2005. "That's unfortunate news, " he said.

Besides, the positive impact of higher margins is likely to be at least partially offset by deleveraging.

Surface plate: Offset printing plate on which the image area is minutely above the surface of the non-printing area.

The collateral is often set against credit lines the companies have with banks or is offset against assets.

but Mila did not know how to offset the outcome in the physical of the disease stepping down into form.

The lack of a state income tax in Florida would offset some of that loss.

What he did not do was suggest that money saved on defence might be used to offset cuts on civilian spending.

At least part of that reduction, however, could be offset by a new fuel tax, to encourage purchases of more fuel-efficient cars.

This would produce a market price for energy and offset some of the informational asymmetry rampant in the regulatory process.

The overall picture for the global economy is healthy as the slow down in the US has been offset by strength in Europe and emerging markets.

Gregg says the cuts are not nearly enough to offset the huge cost of new initiatives requested by the president.

So how did we know how much to offset the text or how far down from the top to place it?

Experts said more research is needed to figure out just how much sitting is dangerous, and what might be possible to offset those effects.

Duct Ink reservoir in a letterpress or offset printing machine made-up of a duct roller and duct blade, designed to meter out a film of ink.

This takes the most common standard date formats: ISO dates (including year), just a time of day, or an offset in minutes.

Gore said he has been working to "offset" his carbon footprint especially when he travels around the world to speak about global warming.

A small rise in private sector activity has been offset by a slowdown in the public sector, which had proved resilient during the recession.

While good documentation has no substitute, you can offset its absence by having the ability to navigate the process in an abstract fashion.

Northwest said the cost of the extra pay will be offset by the value of other work rule changes and grievance settlements.

The phase noise is usually specified, depending on the carrier offset, as a single-sideband phase noise referenced to the carrier offset.

Multi-color offset printing presses in color chronological if you do not consider this point, it is not possible to overprint.

The DateTimeOffset structure represents a date and time value, together with an offset that indicates how much that value differs from UTC.

Canon officials said the company plans to offset the currency's impact with more aggressive cost cuts.

Of necessity, figuring out how much carbon dioxide needs to be offset for a large meeting involves choices.

For societies, even if not always for individuals, it is possible to offset and mitigate many of the problems of ageing.

Either offset did not refer to a position in the string, or there is an insufficient length of destination character array.

Funds used to offset each other means of trying to reduce risks.

Italso depends on how much of China's huge reserves and huge base ofpersonal savings are available to offset the debt.

But this increased time at the office was more than offset by a drop in time devoted to mundane chores.

He said the price of the app would be greatly offset by energy cost savings.

Moreover, the severe penalty of the deterrent effect is often caused by the French omissions offset chances.

In particular, the market for the sort of offset sanctioned by the Kyoto protocol will dry up, as buyers wait to see what the future holds.

The device consists of a precise, low-offset, linear Hall sensor circuit with a copper conduction path located near the surface of the die.

relative to the pre-press, offset printing operation is relatively simple, and equipment account for a small site, easy to operate.

But Italy's prime minister, Romano Prodi, seems to have something that could yet offset these handicaps : luck.

The next few quarters will be a race to see if banks can earn enough to offset loan losses.

However, these cost-reduction efforts have not been enough to offset costs that are not within the company's control.

A profit in French retail banking was almost entirely offset by losses at the bank's asset-management and international-retail division.

When the offset is equal to the length of this node, the new node has no data.

Method, the MSIL offset, and a message indicating the call does not immediately precede the beginning of the try block.

Finally, the eurozone is moving towards fiscal tightening, with the offset, at least for the moment, of a weaker exchange rate.

But what's also just as important are that the funds that come from the transaction are going to help offset the cost of the new city hall.

Note that the split file named yaa did not finish with a newline character, so our prompt was offset after we used cat to display it.

It is understood that MMC asked its financial backers for more aid in a bid to offset the growing cost of the company's numerous recalls.

The transaction costs would be lower if you could add the offset with the click of a button and eliminate the guesswork.

But that will be almost entirely offset by an official outflow, in the form of foreign currency reserves, of close to $600bn.

Private-debt burdens have begun to drop but across the rich world that has been offset by an increase in public burdens (see charts).

You can insert printk's at the beginning of a routine or at any offset in the function (the offset must be at the instruction boundary).

Creating something of value also would help offset the costs of carbon capture, the researchers said.

But this has been more than offset by an annualised flow of $449bn in tax rebates and a reduction in the household interest bill of $35bn.

In the case of an offset printing press behind once on the gravure printing, screen printing machine or other mechanical devices.

The presentation of the net amount of any gain or loss produced by any non-routine activity minus the expenses is not an offset.

U. S. stocks fell as worries about fiscal turmoil in Europe and a drop in technology stocks offset positive reports on the U. S. economy.

Carbon offset flights : Many airlines are waking up to carbon offsetting and passing some of the expense on to their passengers.

The White House said that the bill would be deficit neutral, with increased costs to be offset by savings and the new taxes.

A new node of the same type contains all the content at and after the offset point and is inserted as the next sibling of the original node.

If this stack frame is not active, the offset is the address of the next instruction to be executed when the stack frame is reactivated.

The rising private sector surplus is only partly being offset by an increased government deficit.

The cost of getting there was offset by the fact that it's a very cheap place to live.

However, it may be used to offset against the period of notice with the expressed consent of the Company.

Using cameras integrated into the door mirrors, BLIS registers whether another vehicle is in the blind spot offset to the rear.

The bank says earnings from its trading operations offset continuing losses from consumer loans.

Only in the case of steel in 1985 was the price increase large enough to offset the loss in export volume.

Across the company, robust Asian demand almost entirely offset falling sales of brandy, champagne, jewelry and watches.

For as long as you do not have private demand strong enough to offset the need of public policy, you shouldn't exit.

He said one way to mitigate this risk would be "through some greater exchange rate flexibility " offset by fiscal consolidation .

This will be offset in part by an increase of spreads among the survivors of the financial market crisis .

A crank arm is the offset portion of a crankshaft to which connecting rod and position are attached.

The sheet-fed offset printing ink continue to be a mechanic to the thin oil and vegetable oil oxidation drying characteristics to it.

The main body of the text is offset to leave white space (usually on the left-hand side) in which the sideheads or notes are placed.

Packing values of 2 and higher will cause each field to be aligned on a byte offset relative to the beginning of the structure.

January had also been a very poor month for the industry, only partially offset by February's recovery.

This tool allows you to calculate the actual trail of a bike, given the wheel size, the fork's offset, and the head tube angle.

He said that the group aims to serve a range of clients including offset printers moving into digital, to existing digital businesses.

and a display panel unit comprising a shaft jointed with the surface of the offset cam.

The only way we may gain altitude is if the surrounding air current is ascending enough to offset our gradual sinking.

The problem with the sale was that Hungarian firms had already used the CERs to offset their own emissions.

These decreases were partly offset by an increase in the balance of the banking system and placements received from fiscal reserves .

It should buy some of the riskier assets, and return some of these funds back to emerging-market countries to offset capital outflows.

To offset this extra liquidity, the bank "sterilized" the increase in foreign reserves by selling securities to banks.

Instead, Fiat watched in despair as an effective cost- cutting programme was offset by slow sales, leaving four years of losses.

DT_SONAME This element holds the string table offset of a null-terminated string, giving the name of the shared object.

if it appreciated , this would increase the repayment cost of yen - borrowing and offset the interest differential.

For high-resolution converters, the reference-offset error is usually greater than the ADC-offset error, particularly over temperature.

"Interest rate hikes would not do much to ease this, because they cannot offset the effect of international factors, " he said.

PFGBest analyst Phil Flynn said the combination of the slowing layoffs and improving consumer data offset weak housing numbers.

Had they moved about to all major chakra regions and shape shifted with all kingdoms in each perhaps this also would have been offset.

He said recent forestation programmes in western China have already helped offset carbon dioxide emissions.

If Bottom alignment is chosen the Y offset is the space between the bottom part of the OSD and the bottom of the screen.

Fanning Expansion of an offset press sheet across the back edge as it hoes through the press impression .

To avoid the over-concentration of risks on a single borrower, the bank formulates relative measures to offset the risks.

In the United States, there are currently federal tax incentives and state vouchers to help fleet managers offset the cost of switching.

This company , the bank already familiar with the various hedging techniques to offset risks .

"china cannot escape the external weakness, " the bank said. government spending alone could not offset weaknesses elsewhere, it said.

If the offset exceeds the length of the segment, the system generates a protection violation.

At least one of the second time-offset correlations may be selected.

But this, too, is the result of a fiscal offset to a surge in private sector savings surpluses.

It might make sense to realize some of those losses to offset current or future gains as part of your periodic portfolio rebalancing.

But although discounting has helped offset even steeper declines, it has eaten up the revenues of hotel chains and of the government.

When traditional offset printing business began to shrink, decisively shifted digital business card printing and membership card.

Below this point of arrival and shelter the offset rhythm and warmth of the bronze wall reveals itself.

In recent years a large number of imported multi-color offset press also introduced confirms this point.

Advantage and disadvantage were compared among the main carbon offset standards for international voluntary carbon sequestration market.

The symbolic information normally includes at least one Microsoft intermediate language (MSIL) offset for each source line.

I'm very proud that I'm sequestering carbon dioxide-enough to offset our carbon footprints for a lifetime.

With rising gasoline prices, such taxi companies are often able to offset high investment costs with lower operating costs.

If it is offset by private outflows, China simply substitutes for financing that could have been provided by European savers.

SBI insists that its expansion did not reflect a Chinese-style, government-directed effort to offset the global slump.

Fortunately, "Google Effects" on memory are mild and can be (most likely) offset with a few simple tricks.

Oman has been especially ambitious with its heavy-oil projects as it looks to offset a steep decline in its light-oil production.

He said strong domestic investment and 'ample human resources' would help India offset soft export markets.

But this was not enough to offset the multi-year decline in household consumption, which slumped to a new low of only 35 per cent of GDP.

The two complimentary Professional Support incidents alone more than offset the cost of a TechNet Plus subscription.

With the cost of engine conversion typically offset in a few months, users can quickly reap the benefits of free fuel.

Up to a point, this can be offset by cutting domestic interest rates.

As you can tell, all the loader did was take the original values and offset them so that they were positioned correctly for use in memory.

Management is keen to show shareholders that this is the right strategy to offset stagnant growth in Europe and the United States.

Offset press plates drum shell and plates are lined with liner, the liner is sometimes also known as a printing plate lining of the drum.

When receiving it, the other elements adjust their offset of the element time so that this time matches the time written in the event.

Solution: An upper heater, roughly twice the size of the lower heater plate, was added to the chamber to offset the heat losses.

Carbon offset involves a reduction in carbon dioxide or other greenhouse gas emissions made to compensate for emissions elsewhere.

The proposed modulation method for the four-leg converter can be implemented with a single carrier by a "offset voltage" concept.

It would also offset the structural fiscal tightening with cyclical loosening: the UK would have to run to stand still.

Is specified in the format parameter, the return value is the offset from the top to the bottom of the drawn text.

Such blended loans, with revenues helping to offset interest payments, are in place in Tunisia and Egypt.

A second factor is the continuing weakness of the opposition Socialist Party, which has helped to offset his own deep personal unpopularity.

Offset printing process, the paper turns displacement is printed matter produce echoes one of the main reasons for the failure.

Mr. Lee said he believes the fast economic and Internet sector growth help offset any high startup valuations.

It used to be that investors in emerging-markets shares demanded deep discounts to offset political and institutional risk.

But uniting them was an inability to offset what was bad with anything that was particularly good.

But investors are impatient to see gains from the advertising business offset the decline of the access side.

Collectively, these actions should mitigate some of the impact of the global downturn, but mitigate is not the same as offset.

Participants can use federal, not state, tax credits to help offset the upfront cost of the solar panels.

With fresh financial support that would offset frozen aid, Mr Tandja began to indulge his authoritarian streak.

Complete market is an idea market status. In a complete market, resources location is Pareto efficient, and risk can be shared and offset.

Although hypnotherapy can be expensive, the investigators suggest the long-term benefits offset the cost.

Although the company cut structural costs by $3 billion, Young said that wasn't enough to offset plunging revenue.

It will offset the trade imbalance between the two countries, he said.

But Melanie Flouquet, a luxury analyst at JPMorgan, an investment bank, says that this growth is not enough to offset a slowdown in America.

With relatively weak demand, those steel producers may not be able to raise their prices to offset higher raw-materials costs.

Thus, the pulling of water to the Equator is offset by the oceans flowing downhill, and the water is of a consistent depth around the world.

and we are not likely to see a western investment boom sufficient to offset Asian surpluses when the economic mood is so pessimistic.

The old Microsoft intermediate language MSIL offset relative to the beginning of the function.

As long as the land and sea increase in vibration in increments together, the natural disasters can be offset.

The losers are easier to determine: used-book sellers, logistics firms and, of course, the makers of offset-printing equipment.

The third sort of offset is the least certain, but potentially the most valuable.

He adds that climate change could cause severe disasters in individual regions, which would not be offset by increased plant productivity.

The capsule shaped logo should be cut out and mounted in an offset manner on top of the blue acrylic base if this is possible.

By outright deletion, are nominated banks allowed to make judgement calls to offset the silence created by the outright deletion?

At this point, the premiums paid will not even begin to offset the costs of the sick.

Note that the numbers represent the offset within the param structure where the fields are to be defined.

Improving fundamentals 'should be enough to offset a modest rise in rates, ' he says, especially among technology and energy stocks.

Store the offset from the reference line of the wall over which the door will be placed.

Big losses would be particularly painful for big banks, which have come to rely heavily on card revenue to offset capital-markets losses.

Before the WTO, flat piece of paper an offset printing press and web offset in the long run as a specific product.

This warning indicates that an integer offset into the specified stack array exceeds the maximum bounds of that array.

But two-thirds of this effect may be offset by the greater release of nitrous oxide, a potent greenhouse gas, from the sea.

The name of the list that Outlook is using can be found starting on the twenty-fourth line of the event data (offset 00b8).

But the time is usually offset rather quickly in maintenance, where the application will actually spend most of its time.

As with the contact potential, the uncertainty added to a small current signal by the offset current can be calculated.

Assembly tools for screws and nuts - Double-headed, flat and offset, box wrenches - Length of wrenches and thickness of the heads.

One is a special law that allows companies to offset against tax 30% of the goodwill costs of any foreign corporate purchase.

The physical coordinates of a point are the actual offset in pixels from the top left of the origin.

Still, part of the gains of higher natural gas prices likely will be offset by the implementation of a resources tax, piloted in Xinjiang.

When setting the bottom offset as a percentage, the percentage value is based on the size of the parent canvas.

The child element's bottom offset does not affect the size of the parent canvas.

Alternatively, when you add a control below or to the right of the scroll position, you must subtract the offset.

Each data page has up to 255 "slots" that hold the offset into the page where a given row can be found.

Reputable certification systems exist to help buyers differentiate between comparable carbon credit and offset products.

In such circumstances, the benefit of a lower debt burden for creditworthiness is likely to offset the cost of a default.

Particularly now offset printers configured on Conference and glazing unit no longer just used to business card printing.

The window will change and allows you to type in the address of a pointer and a offset.

The child element's left offset does not affect the size of the parent canvas.

In continuing with a bolder policy approach to offset chaotic economic deleveraging, governments should be clear about four principles.

This type of inks are mainly used for the printing of newspapers by rotary letterpress or web offset process.

The courses and conclusion proposed can be applied to the uncertainty evaluation of measurement standards of both DC gain and offset.

The result of fuel have been worn or killing of their component failure are prevalent in offset printing factory.

If the frequency offset is large enough, the traditional PLL cannot be locked. Such situation would lead to the system corruption.

The word offset in a document property as determined by the word breaker .

The offset printing press Heidelberg is currently engaged in servicing company or individual maintenance personnel, in light of the level.

If the sample is still out of spec, record the data in LIMS as an offset.

So the demand for multi-color small offset printing press in the last three years the total continues to grow.

The child element's top offset does not affect the size of the parent canvas.

Congress has sought to offset, at least partly, the advantage that wealth gives certain candidates.

Due to its sensitivity to phase-offset, the new scheme needs combining with the traditional technique to detect signal.

A finite element model for progressive deformable barrier (PDB) used for frontal offset impact test is built.

of the total , a notable rise in non - us dollar foreign currency deposits more than offset a decline in us dollar deposits.

Where the delay exceeds three months, the customs may instruct the guarantor to pay the duties or sell off the goods to offset the duties.

That would help offset problems if the capital markets, like investment banking and related areas, were to falter.

to request the stain, offset printing ink and easy to apply.

If both a top and a bottom offset have been specified on the same element, the top offset takes precedence.

When you add a control above or to the left of the scroll position, you must add the offset to the desired location.

Graphic technology. Definition of the colorimetric characteristics of a range of primary inks for offset printing.

The company has advanced adhesive machine, offset, gravure machine, bronzing die-cutting machines.

this line is offset with the textural details and irregular form of the dog in the right of the image to create compositional balance.

Yet these have been offset by crowd-pleasing tax increases on the rich and on companies, and a reluctance to cut public spending.

Indirect printing: Process where the printing surface is not in direct contact with the paper, e. g. offset printing, pad printing, etc.

For rice and soy, declines in some places were offset by productivity boosts elsewhere in the world, so there was no overall change.

The bank also offset a sharp drop in fixed-income results with strong performances from equities and other businesses.

Compared to the position offset, influence of the length of sample volume on the Doppler bandwidth is minor.

The company's new finer-grain toner, coupled with the elimination of fusing oil, results in the "look and feel" of offset printing.

This should not be a problem because all modern disks expect that the offset is in LBA format.

She's not in a wheelchair from the offset, but. . . you'll see why I call her this, gimme a minute.

relocatable expression type is one in which the value is expressed as a fixed offset from the base of a section.

Behavior that develops either consciously or unconsciously to offset a real or imagined deficiency, AS in personality or physical ability.

In applications where timing is critical, offset compensation may not be practical, because it takes twice as long to make a measurement.

But you can see there's still, how much is it, 383 billion dollars of market that today's offset that we can digitize.

After attaining synchronization, the phase offset due to frequency offset estimation error is tracked with a phase locked loop.

International Circulation: So this approach then helps to avoid some of the compensatory changes that would offset the benefit?

This was attributable to a drop in both savings and time deposits, which more than offset an increase in demand deposits.

To measure the offset of a switch card, connect the output of the card to a pico ammeter or electrometer.

People need a real asset to offset inflation. Investors are putting gold into their portfolios as an insurance policy.

On the contrary, the view that increases in incomes of the poor offset equivalent losses for the rich is morally compelling.

But monetary policy needs to be at least a partial offset.

Experts predict, both domestic and foreign, in quite a long period of time, the leading position of offset printing does not change.

As in every postwar recession it will attempt to offset the weakness in the economy and seek to fuel recovery by reducing credit costs.

Frequency offset tracking is one of the key technologies that affect OFDM systems' performance.

This was mainly attributable to a rise in savings deposits and time deposits , which more than offset a decline in demand deposits .

The decline has been partly offset by growth in Blu-ray, the next-generation format identified by Hollywood as the successor to the DVD.

Also, the Fed could offset any interest-rate impact of a Chinese pullback by expanding its own purchases of long-term bonds.

This was the MidAm [Mid-America Commodity Exchange] and it was tough sledding because nothing offset anything.

The Agriculture Department (USDA), not the Environmental Protection Agency, would oversee the agricultural offset programme.

Many of them have been able to offset sluggish growth in the United States with sales to China and other developing markets.

There are at least two reasons for thinking that such an offset is not likely.

Companies wishing to pursue carbon neutrality can avail themselves of a variety of services offering to "offset" their emissions.

Yet even for some of the cheapest goods, productivity increases have more than offset a deterioration in the terms of trade.

Having twice failed with Bryan, the Democrats decided to try a conservative to offset the impulsive Roosevelt.

QINGZHOU Xinhua Akiyama this XT-640CL sheet off the entire UV offset press, the main products used to print packets.

Returns the length of the entire field in characters, not the remaining size based on the buffer offset parameter.

The researcher John Gottman has found that among married couples, it takes at least five positive comments to offset one negative one.

Vendors say advertising can offset at least some of owners' costs.

for the exceeding portion, they shall not be allowed to offset in this year or for the succeeding years.

That leads to additional costs, but it may offset the higher wages that they would have to pay in Shanghai.

Deep state budget cuts could offset much of that, unless Congress funnels more aid to states.

The danger of exacerbating the brain drain might be offset by another bold policy: raising academic salaries in Iraq.

They havegrown in a time of low interest rates and narrow credit-spreads (an extra yieldover government bonds to offset risk).

But central banks will also be conscious of the need to offset the effects of fiscal policy, which is likely to be contractionary.

Looking hand on which horrible summer, I soon understanding which which le succeeding bad stuffs merely offset the bad.

In most cases, this would involve considerable investment to offset your final emissions that cannot be cut through efficiency methods.

The wear of the polished rod can he minimized by means of the offset regulating function of the assembly.

And with offset printing device use is much more convenient, Business card printing and membership card making work better.

The total refund amount will be offset against your first purchase in VRC PRO, this refund can only be used once.

Pressure for higher rates might be offset by investors' search for safety but that search only adds to dollar strength.

Each value in the array specifies the offset, in bytes, from the beginning of the string to the clause.

Personalization business card printing and membership card making products of this binding requirements and traditional offset printing.

Any offset current flowing through a high impedance device will cause an unwanted voltage to appear across the device.