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France is scrambling to regain its position as a world leader in nuclear power, before it misses out on an expected boom in the industry.

People began scrambling, knowing that this was the moment they had waited for.

As is often the case with technology and the law, technology is leading the way, and the law is scrambling to keep pace.

He felt himself to be an aberration, born with a love for learning in a family absorbed in simply scrambling to get by, day to day.

Even if the policy were to be relaxed, China would still be scrambling to cope with the changing shape of its population.

They are scrambling to hold on to policies and trying to radicalise things in an effort to affect a moratorium on the crisis.

Summary (sort of): the scrambling, forward pace of the HP books owes as much to details of style and language as it does to plot.

Many companies were scrambling to figure out how much exposure they have to such hidden bottlenecks.

From Coldplay to Manchester United, institutions of every shape and size are scrambling to get a piece of the action.

But her quarry, who had paused and looked back at the flash of light, was already scrambling up the bank the fox had just fallen down.

The swishing noise was punctuated by an occasional rooster's crow or the bleat of a white goat scrambling up the yellow honeycombed hills.

So you have this grateful feeling, and you're scrambling around trying to live up to this job that you've gotten finally, finally, finally.

It's easy to get overwhelmed with all the responsibilities of life, to fall short of time and find ourselves scrambling .

Eggs , try scrambling them and add a little bit of your favorite cheese.

They are using some sort of scrambling device to deactivate our sentry guns as well.

Like a consumer with a wallet full of maxed-out plastic, Greece is scrambling to open a new account and transfer its old balances.

The world is getting smaller and everyone willing to look a few years ahead will be scrambling to stay at the top of the technology pile.

Now, medium-size companies are scrambling not just for a piece of the action, but for talent as well.

So I sit in the dark on nights when I'm scrambling to meet a deadline and rely on the glow of the computer screen to illuminate my papers.

He said China's strategy nevertheless underscores why companies like Molycorp are scrambling to produce.

Investors were scrambling to understand the implications of the disaster and have been absorbed in reshuffling their portfolios of stocks.

British "Daily Mail" 27 reported Selfridges 26, opened the door, a large number of customers scrambling into a flood.

I saw students sort of scrambling along 21st Street, right at University Boulevard on the campus as if there was the gunman.

Is there really anything better than a lazy sunday? Reading the paper in bed, sipping coffee, Scrambling an egg or two.

Hey, when residents are scrambling to win free divorces in radio contests, you know something's gotta be up.

Banks are still scrambling to pin down their exposure to Dubai World since the announcement last week of a standstill to debt repayments .

Indeed, it is not surprising to hear from bankers that some of their clients are scrambling to catch up.

Down on the side lines, coaches, coordinators, and water boys stopped scrambling and pacing.

Making it happen in conditions where member governments are scrambling for cash is a more challenging but just as necessary task.

"Well! " he said, scrambling from the sofa. "I must take my leave of you though. I say, yours is very good tobacco. But it's too mild. "

Don't leave me! said Neville, scrambling to his feet, I don't want to stay here alone, the Bloody Baron's been past twice already.

If I fall in love with you -- I will never resemble scrambling trumpet creepers.

It is now scrambling to fix the merchandising problems, and is going back to everyday low pricing.

Faced with weak revenue prospects, banks are scrambling to pump up the bottom line.

Mercury was still scrambling information at the end of May, but in the beginning of June, Mercury will be speeding forward nicely.

Scrambling to control the damage, Bloomberg and President Obama both expressed anger at being kept in the dark about the plan.

Marketers and their agencies are scrambling to adapt existing skills and reinvent new ones to take advantage of these major shifts.

Only recently had I discovered my own deep, neglected interest in science, and had been scrambling to catch up with the 21st century.

Another survivor, Daeng Gassing, 35, explained how he had clung to a log for two hours before scrambling into a life-raft.

"Get him up! " Jack yelled, scrambling to his feet and motioning to Tesla. "Gnea, Bela, check that corridor! "

Emergency services were scrambling to clean up the waterway, near the border with North Korea, but fear it could take days.

Like I said, Bryce is the most popular kid in our grade, so that leaves the rest of us guys scrambling for the other spots.

Officials are still scrambling to understand the new strain, and efforts to develop a vaccine could take months, they say.

It was a classic sign that the market was washed out, proof positive that traders were caught short and scrambling to cover.

Cersei never saw where Qyburn came from, but suddenly he was there beside them, scrambling to keep up with her champion's long strides.

And in Beijing politicians are scrambling to calm an uproar fuelled by an online petition against slave labour in brick kilns.

Therefore, the pagoda temple along with the heaven, scrambling to depict the Buddha, the posture of portray him in the mountain of image.

To produce a message digest, you need a scrambling mechanism.

In stretching to pull them, her hat fell off; and as the door was locked, she proposed scrambling down to recover it.

When the Soviet Union crumbled two years later, America was caught unprepared and scrambling for a policy.

Managers are scrambling to provide counseling and a suicide hotline for the young workforce.

I looked to my window and (literally) jumped out of my chair, scrambling on the floor.

The fast break usually begins with the defense of the board but not with scrambling for the ball.

In the U. S. everyone who allowed these toxic toys into the country has major egg on their faces and are scrambling to make restitution.

"Sickening, " a friend said disapprovingly. "They were paid so much and there they were scrambling for the last Mars bar. "

Meanwhile, other regulators around the world are scrambling to establish melamine limits where none previously existed.

Lydia Rodie: "New York City pigeons scrambling for a piece of a hot dog bun. "

Radar counterwork is still the main content of scrambling for electromagnetism in the modern war.

The rest of the world was left scrambling, and talking to their internal contacts, to try to figure out what was going on.

Incredibly, one sailor had got away, scrambling from the doomed vessel into a lifeboat.

China's cold-chain infrastructure is still fragmented, under-funded, and scrambling to keep up with soaring demand.

Like many other nations, China has been scrambling to put together evacuation plans for its citizens stuck in crisis-torn Libya.

Customers would flock in and you would be scrambling to try to serve them all.

People scrambling for a home are offering higher rents or using family and social networks to gain a favourable result from landlords.

Given such erratic movements, professional investors are scrambling around for strategies to try to pick winners.

It is almost Christmas and many of us are still scrambling around trying to choose the perfect gift for a friend or relative.

This creates very spontaneous and zany looking animation and is used for wild, scrambling action.

Image scrambling is evaluated from position and pixel value according to the kind of image encryption.

Gold prices hit record highs today as the continued weakness of the dollar sent investors scrambling for commodities .

Conversely, her verbs and nouns are almost unbelievably apposite. . . Urging, squinting, swishing , flickering, scrambling, etc.

Diligence knowledgeable, enterprising scrambling, become our experimental middle school each student pursuit.

Due to the strong irregularity of sort transformation, the new chaotic images scrambling algorithm possesses high security.

Without issuing any warnings of the possible threat, Web site administrators have since been scrambling to provide added protections.

Traders are scrambling to hedge their exposure to the country and its banks just in case the unthinkable happens sooner rather than later.

When a dozen companies are scrambling to buy the supermarket, it probably means someone is selling an asset they ought to be holding onto.

"All the carriers are scrambling to try to ensure that they have enough cargo to fill these things, " Mr Widdows says.

This way, you will be prepared for a variety of opportunities and won't be scrambling at the last minute to tailor your resume.

Both Beijing and many other capitals around the world are scrambling to adjust to this new reality.

With the ECB unwilling to help, Europe's policymakers are scrambling for other ways to build the firewall.

The only way in is through an electronic pass key that carries a scrambling digital password.

He has a strong Irish accent and dresses informally. He walks, talks, and moves so fast that I was generally scrambling to keep up.

Social service agencies are scrambling to meet the onslaught of demands unfolding over the coming years.

While tin platers struggle with price increases, the rest of the tin industry is scrambling for material.

So can use exhaustively scrambling method to calculate the encryption keys used, easily the watermark and safety reduction is not high.

Meanwhile, the British government is scrambling to avert a similar fiasco.

The company has been scrambling for ways to handle more trash while occupying less space.

Local mining firms are scrambling to expand; foreign investors are keen to help them.

They were scrambling up the mountainside in the late afternoon heat.

No wonder the European Union and the International Monetary Fund are scrambling to regain control of the rapidly deteriorating situation.

With that kind of mind-boggling growth, Mercedes is scrambling to keep up with demand.

With that kind of mind-boggling growth, Mercedes is scrambling to keep up with demand.

The institutional arrangements for the euro are now in flux, with Europe scrambling to invent emergency backstop measures on the hoof.

The German-Fascist bandits are now scrambling to find ways of being delivered from catastrophe.

In a competitive job market, students spend their days scrambling for ways to increase their employability.

[The Chinese] have launched the equivalent of a Sputnik in cyberspace, and the U. S. and other countries are scrambling to catch up.

Or a client may have jumped ship, leaving you and your coworkers suddenly scrambling.

Investment bankers are scrambling to work out what is happening to China's markets even as they prepare more companies for flotation.

Some metal-fabrication companies also are scrambling to replace baby boomers who retired during the recession.

To prepare, the company is scrambling to find other uses for the drug.

Millions of people in the United States are scrambling for tickets to enter one of the world's biggest-ever lottery draws.

But public health officials are scrambling to determine the extent of the outbreak.

The paper also analyzed the time complexity and the scrambling performance of the new networks by computer experiments.

He's scrambling to make up for lost business while also maintaining what he has.

Unconsciously, is greeted by a white ocean, is the plum in the scrambling to demonstrate their feminine hosting the Games.

Unknowingly, Julie hooked herself onto a mind-scrambling conveyor belt of hypnotic "training routines" developed by Hubbard.

Reading the paper in bed, sipping coffee, scrambling an egg or two.

That has left governments of coastal villages in the tsunami-ravaged region scrambling to dispose of corpses before hygiene problems emerge.

If necessary I place, even if I would climb scrambling up!

Well aware that their school systems are doing badly, Arab governments have been scrambling to improve.

Some users of Microsoft Hotmail are starting off the new year scrambling to get back e-mails of old.

News reports described snapped branches, snapped power lines, and utility companies scrambling to restore lights and heat.

Meanwhile, Japanese users of the metals are already scrambling for alternative supplies.

The Friday night notice left other editors scrambling to redo their coverage plans minutes before printing presses began rolling.

As several apartment blocks leveled by the earthquake, rescue workers are scrambling to pull out survivors.

Modeling agencies are scrambling for women with mixed blood, while Eurasians are becoming the darlings of music stations MTV and Channel V.

Meanwhile, hospitals, clinics and nursing schools are scrambling to fill vacant positions for nurses and teaching staff.

Policymakers are scrambling to contain this, with the European Central Bank buying Italian and Spanish bonds this month.

Their managers at Esquel, meanwhile, are scrambling to contain cost rises exacerbated by the dollar's decline.

Many developers are scrambling to meet management requests: Get some more interactivity going!

The situation has left the government scrambling to make up the gap, putting the Rio Tinto deal directly in the cross hairs.

The algorithm has good scrambling and diffusion effects, high encryption and decryption speed, and good anti-noise ability.

Many U. S. graduates face a further hardship scrambling to pay off loans they took to finance a university education.

Digital image scrambling can change histogram distribution of original image, it plays an important role in the image encryption.

The codes generated by the itinerary of tent map could be applied in audio signal scrambling.

Even as they rebuff some products, Japan's foreign customers are scrambling to get hold of others.

Retail chains are scrambling for alternative supplies elsewhere in Asia to avoid being caught short-handed.

Perhaps to be outdone, jujube scrambling to spit the verdant shoots.

Moreover, although the country continues to resist immigration, its companies are scrambling to attract foreign staff.

Eyeing Libya's huge, largely untapped energy reserves, foreign oil companies are scrambling for concessions.

From here on you can do whatever you want, adding and subtracting, perfecting and scrambling your site at will.

Scrambling for self-protection and abandoning the rest of the group.

Airlines face their deepest crisis in decades amid the global recession and are scrambling to fill planes and boost ticket prices.

This has left the Peony scrambling to look for other supplies.

So China's rail and construction companies are left scrambling for the equipment and goods they need, driving up prices in the process.

And the presence of migrant workers have also actively participated in the course of prize-winning quiz are scrambling to answer questions.

Image scrambling transformation is a common method in information hiding and image encryption.

Hiring managers are scrambling to hire young people and the young people are quitting faster than human resources can replace them.

The scrambling by developers shows how high the stakes have gotten as more people buy smartphones and, by extension, apps.

With little long-term data about ezetimibe's risks, scientists are scrambling to find an explanation for the seeming cancer link.

But with credit markets tightening and collapsing U. S. auto sales draining GM's cash, the auto maker is scrambling to keep itself afloat.

China's spectacular manufacturing growth has left air freight carriers scrambling to develop their activities in the country.

Banks have been scrambling over the past week to refute the Fed's preliminary conclusions.

Others are scrambling to figure out whether American-made alternatives exist to replace their foreign inputs.

The country is scrambling to find new sources, and has already held talks with India, Vietnam and the U. S.

Geophysicists now are scrambling to improve the way they measure 'stuck' points along known fault lines, especially offshore.

Pundits predict some unseemly scrambling within Likud in the days ahead for the jobs still remaining.

The users without unscrambling authorization can receive only scrambling video stream, which could not get the right programs.

Money from the stimulus dried up this year; states spent their legislative sessions scrambling to fill budget gaps.

Finally, a new algorithm about digital image scrambling, which combined the merits of chaos and Rubik's cube, was designed.

After many years of urban job creation, governments are scrambling to find work in the countryside for the unemployed.

Other American banks, denied a foothold in ICBC, are scrambling to make up for it wherever they can.

I understand it might not work if you trade bonds, or you're scrambling for every penny, but most of us are somewhere in between.

With the recent discovery of the fish in Britain, officials are scrambling to find a possible solution to this dreaded environmental issue.

States and the West Han Dynasty and Xiongnu hear well , are scrambling to deal with the Han dynasty .

More food makers are scrambling to offer products with special live microbes that boast health benefits.

Ideal for growing over low fences or scrambling over rocks and old stumps, clambering through shrubs and trees.

Image scrambling is an available means for image encryption.

The restriction on delivery vehicles means some restaurants and shops are scrambling for goods.

Firms from Asia and the West are paying unofficial visits, and local companies are scrambling to become their partners.

I ignored him, scrambling on my hands and knees, crawling toward the other door.

I ignored him, scrambling on my hands and knees, crawling toward the other door.

Japanese workers are scrambling to control a nuclear plant after a fire that may have burned several fuel rods.

One by one Lao Gao trousers rolled, scrambling to step into the crystal clear river.

Some condemned this ambition as a grubby scrambling after money.

The US is now scrambling to counter the cyberwar threat.

The scale and suddenness of the slump has left economic forecasters scrambling to keep up.

Glaciers are melting, sea levels are rising, cloud forests are drying, and wildlife is scrambling to keep pace.

Officials were scrambling to assess the damage Friday as rescue teams rushed to the affected area.

In response, some are scrambling to tighten standards and step up testing to reassure Western buyers.

Banks have been scrambling to estimate the potential damage.

Command your bomber force to destroy your opponent's town while scrambling to defend your own.

Party members are scrambling to undo some of the more recent damage.

Now his association is scrambling to find numbers showing that private equity creates jobs and better-run companies.

Issuers are scrambling to refinance into proper long-term bonds, or asking banks for letters of credit.

As a result, a wide range of software companies have been scrambling to build new iPhone applications.

Financial firms scrambling to shrink their balance sheets may find that for every step forward, they could soon be taking two back.

Grassy places along roadsides, sometimes scrambling through shrubs; ca. 2100 m. Yunnan [NE India, Myanmar, Nepal].

As prices have climbed over the past four years these donations have dropped by 75 per cent, leaving food banks scrambling for resources.

Federal and state governments were last night scrambling to find alternative arrangements for students from more than 20 countries.

The security of the scheme is depended on the scrambling parameters and the key image, etc.

Inventors everywhere were scrambling to build motorized vehicles.

I want you to explain to me why so many people are still scrambling for cyberdates if it's full of danger, falsity and deception.

He actually had to lower suit pressure and risk the bends scrambling back inside!

China and India are scrambling for energy assets and the oil industry lends itself to collaboration.

When I find myself scrambling for time, there are three methods that have helped me stay focused on a simpler life.

Drug-enforcement officials are scrambling to spot and ban harmful new drugs faster.

With the quickening of RMB reforms, Shanghai is also scrambling to devise new RMB backflow methods.

Beijing's demand that intensity targets be met sends officials scrambling.

Rose looks up at Jack, tears pouring down her face. Suddenly, she climbs back onto the Titanic, scrambling onto the deck below Cal and Jack.

"I think people will be scrambling to test some of the more controversial predictions, " Sponnheimer says.

A random scrambling method was proposed for digital image encryption.

That far: Mountain students afford school, we are scrambling to contribute money and materials.

In flight the adrenaline is put to good use in pumping legs and frantically scrambling arms.

Scrambling down a reed-lined bank, the reindeer hunter gently coaxed the object from the mud.

In every sector, companies are scrambling to establish services on the web.

One principle for scrambling code planning is that overlapping cells in a network cannot use the same primary scrambling codes.

With demand for housing so hot, landlords are scrambling to take advantage.

Absrtact: Proposed a new algorithm of images scrambling hazel on the chaotic mapping and sort transformation.

Most people saved themselves by scrambling up trees or fleeing to higher ground.

Every test we took, there was always that one guy scrambling at the last minute to finish his test.

As soon as we realized the magnitude of the problem, we started scrambling to come up with a better solution.

Engineers are scrambling to surmount those challenges, taking heart from their recent achievement.

Companies there are scrambling to train workers, many experienced only as field hands, to build cars, appliances and computer parts.

Users have been scrambling to find alternatives.

By September, Mr Deripaska was scrambling for funds to cover margin calls.

Clump-forming scrambling bamboos, small to medium sized.

The blast in Pakistan's business center touched off mayhem, with hundreds of people scrambling for safety.

Workers have been scrambling to remove the radioactive water from the four units and find a place to safely store it.

But Google's algorithm is secret, and changes can leave Web sites scrambling.

That prospect has sent retailers scrambling to find new ways to reduce production costs.

Fox: MCC, I don't know where I'm scrambling these guys to. I need a direction, ah destination.

The store seemed big and crowded, full of people scrambling to finish their Christmas shopping.

Politicians are scrambling to find solutions but are mired in disagreement.

Policymakers are now scrambling to forestall a crunch.

Suddenly she climbs back onto the Titanic scrambling onto the deck below Cal and Jack.

Worse, the engineers scrambling to fix the problem did so in different ways.

Now everybody is scrambling in both hardware and software.

As a result the city's industry groups have begun scrambling to contain the reputational fallout.

In August 2008 Mr Sarkozy himself was scrambling to end hostilities between Russia and Georgia.

Some of China's auto makers are already scrambling to adapt.

Institutional investors who missed the early part of the bull run have been scrambling to reinvest in Asian equities, having fled last year.

The Content Scrambling System (CSS): This method has been developed by Matsushita and scrambles MPEG-2 video.

he sent us scrambling to the flight line with our instruments.

At this time, many people are bare feet, a hand-held bucket, scrambling to pick up those who have given them the gift of the mother sea.

The World Bank, IMF and African Development Bank are scrambling to respond.

Reading the paper in bed , sipping coff , scrambling an egg or tow.

People were scrambling madly for shelter.

large scrambling fern forming large patches to 18 feet high; Pacific region and China.

Proposed a new algorithm of images scrambling based on the chaotic mapping and sort transformation.

Woody climbers or erect or scrambling shrubs.

So state governments are scrambling to cut costs.

There's also a complex bit scrambling procedure that makes sure that various properties, such as possible interference, are optimized.

They are scrambling for cash to avoid defaulting on bank loans.

The 2007 quotas and export tariffs, some as high as 95%, came as economies were scrambling to get minerals.

The industry is scrambling to limit the damage.

He has since been scrambling to bury the impression he is indifferent to the concerns of the 99 per cent.

Use low heat when cooking the custard to prevent scrambling the egg yolks.

Law firms say the trend has companies scrambling to seek legal counsel on whether they can fire employees who refuse promotions.

It wasn't easy- a lot of the time I was scrambling.

The scrambling begins.

An audio and image scrambling method based on the itinerary of tent map was proposed.

Suppliers are scrambling to keep up.

They will leave many families who are already stretched to the limit scrambling to figure out what to do.

Firstly, it can be obtained 2-value watermark image by PDF417 coding to watermark information and chaotic sequence scrambling.

The fund's 187 member governments are now scrambling to act.

Thus, scrambling up directly to the end.

Firms have been scrambling to adapt to -- or circumvent -- the law, which was passed last June and takes effect on January 1.

Scrambling to my feet, cold and wet and dirty, I realized I was alone for the first time in months.

lastly, a novel image scrambling matrix and two kinds of new fragile watermarking algorithms based on chaos are proposed.

Chilled by cases like Mr. Xue's but unsure what to do, foreign companies in China are scrambling to draft internal guidelines.