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But, as it turns out, the company is getting a slice of the action, as these devices run on its servers and use its components.

With spectral data from a whole axial slice, we have been able to identify NAA abnormalities in regions remote to any T2 visible lesions.

The 2. 4 scheduler divided time into epochs, and within each epoch, every task was allowed to execute up to its time slice.

"Either way you slice it, the Canadian economy is beginning to feel the weakness of the global economic slowdown, " he said.

As if that wasn't ambitious enough, they also wanted to slice up the traffic on this network.

And, for that, we'll have to figure out a way to slice this region nicely. We could do it dx dy.

We got him on the move, where he could slice in or post up. It gives him opportunities to handle the ball a little bit. It's easier.

Of course, r goes all around the z axis, but I'm just doing a slice through one of these vertical half planes, fixing the value of theta.

Samson went back to bed, not much hair left on his head. He ate a slice of wonder bread, and went right back to bed.

The dough will keep in freezer for a few months, so you can slice off just a few cookies to bake at a time.

The Belgian government met twice on Friday to see how it could extricate its slice of Dexia with a minimal impact on the public purse.

Close eye, and feeling goes to universe, spin , body is light to float have to leave only a slice of than the soul with thin paper.

She adds coins to the box in his lap, then goes into a taverna and brings out a slice of pizza.

The company asked the FCC to give it a national 25 megahertz slice of spectrum to offer free wireless-Internet services.

Shake with ice and strain over ice into a highball glass. Top with soda and garnish with an orange slice lime wedge and a cherry.

With a Facebook IPO at least a year off, many investors are keen for a slice of "the Facebook of China" .

One day, perhaps, an educated middle class may emerge to call for more accountability and a bigger slice of the wealth.

The word instantly signaled friendliness and simplicity. It managed to be both slightly off-beat and as normal as a slice of pie.

The remainder, people said, would come as the bank records a tax gain from holding a smaller slice of BlackRock, the money manager.

That may not sound like a lot, but multiply it by a slice a week, and that's more than a whole cup of fat you won't eat or wear this year.

Face before walk, slice unwilling nature of the bread machine to ask why the microwave oven doesn't smile.

It is expected that, for any new European deals this year, the equity slice is likely to be farmed out to a parent company or bigger group.

Ideally, portions of each slice of a 3-D scene should show up in at least three photos, with 50% overlap between them.

Then he would pour me a bowl of Grape Nuts or Cheerios, and slice a banana, half on my cereal and half on his own.

said the dairyman, who held in his left hand a wooden slice on which a lump of butter was stuck. 'Yes - taste for yourself!

But he said the examination of the relationship was only "a slice" of the investigation.

His first completed work--a slice of bread, a slice of bread on top of that, and a slice of turkey on top of both--fails miserably.

Slice a small hole in the side of a carrier bag and stretch it over the lens hood, fastening with a rubber band to keep it in place.

First she gave her a slice of fresh brown bread and butter, but the child said that she did not want it like that.

The slice of fruit is ready to go straight through the stomach into the intestines, but it is prevented from doing so.

Today, I found a box of blue cheese in my fridge. I toasted bread and put a slice of the cheese on it.

Third, the rules of the euro area turned out to be about as solid as a slice of brie left out in the midday sun.

If you're lucky enough to work with a developer who can slice out images for you, please be polite and organize your file using folders.

I twist my neck, trying to catch her expression, but I can see only half of it: flutter of eye, curve of lip, and slice of cheek.

"The Solar Probe will literally slice through a bit of the Sun's atmosphere, and that's never been done before, " he said.

The right-hand expression of a range clause must be an array, slice, string or map, or a pointer to an array; or it may be a channel.

It would not hurt you is what you mean. Though I had as well slice it off for all the use I make of it.

Swing ingredients in a shaker with cracked ice, strain into a chilled cocktail glass, and garnish with a slice of lemon.

Suchen looked at the slice of lemon floating among the ice cubes in her glass and blushed, as though the man were her companion.

As if by instinct you slice up at his approaching fist and cut through his hand as if it were water.

Technicians slice the brain as if it were a loaf of bread into slabs up to about a centimeter thick.

With a poached egg and a slice of good bread, the caramelized florets make a quick and delicious weeknight supper.

To be able to detect them, Dr Maitland will have to use a specially developed camera that scans the body slice by slice.

Dust heavily with icing sugar (confectioners sugar). Slice into finger lengths or long triangles. It is now ready to serve.

The chance of a dropped slice of bread landing buttered side down on a new carpet is proportional to the price of the carpet.

Sometimes there was an almond in her slice, sometimes not. It made a great difference.

Sometimes I'm half, sometimes whole. Sometimes a slice is all you know.

The ruling might have more impact in the book industry, although only for a limited slice of that sector.

Then he turned his back on him, sat down to the table, drew his chair up, and helped himself to a large slice of cold pie.

It was only for an afternoon, but that afternoon was as brilliant and comforting as a slice of blueberry pie.

By giving it a small slice of the deal and perhaps a seat on the board, Bright Food can periodically call on its consigliere for advice.

The goggles mirror slice is clear to have no color, tenacity good not easy broken up, to insure the sight of the car hand uninfluenced.

Every morning when she left home her mother gave her a little basket with a slice of bread and a spindle.

Shake all ingredients with ice and strain into a rocks glass filled with ice. Garnish with an orange slice and a cherry.

In the food, " be very fussy about food" , has been verified, " slice " this thing is Japanese and sago -- sashimi and that sort of stuff.

The WTO case filed yesterday was one slice of a complaint filed with the U. S. trade office on Sept. 9 by the United Steelworkers union.

The length of a slice can be changed so long as it does not exceed the slice's capacity.

Tracking the revenue of one slice of a trade would ignore whatever gains or losses were booked on the other side, the bank said.

Slightly frozen meat is often easier to slice into very thin strips in this way than meat at room temperature.

Pull the croissant open, and stuff in the stewed beef, shredded lettuce, and the tomato slice, press them tightly and ready to serve.

"It's less than a dollar a slice" for a plain cheese pizza , he said.

Multi-electrode Array has a plastic chamber, in which both brain slice and neural-network in vitro can be cultured on the surface of MEA.

A map view of a particular reflection in a 3D seismic survey, as opposed to a horizontal (depth) slice or at a given time (a time slice).

The edge must slice his thumb because his hand flies to his mouth, and he's sucking hard, eyes wide open.

But potential suitors keen to get a slice of this growth are likely to run-up against ownership structures prohibitive to foreign investors.

The card networks and banks, meanwhile, take a slice of every transaction from merchants.

Blend all the ingredients with crushed ice and serve in a Boca Grande style glass with a pineapple slice and a cherry.

London played host to far more foreign banks than any other financial centre and had the biggest slice of the foreign-exchange market.

Every country is trying to grab a bigger slice of a shrunken market.

Puts lots of ice into a large glass, pour in the lemonade and decorate with a lemon slice on the side.

A little bit of magic, a slice of the sun.

Now he got his head up from the wood and out of the slice of fish that his cheek had crushed.

The merchants got rich but few warmed to the Assads or their Alawite cronies, who have behaved like mafiosi, demanding a slice of every pie.

No, just a typically primeval slice of Lord Howe Island, located off the east coast of Australia.

Snap the tough stalks from the asparagus. Thinly slice the spears with a large sharp knife and place in icy water.

Including cross-section slice of the point cloud data points for the average effective sample obtained the spray gun spray path.

in the end , the transit was just a tiny slice of cook ' s adventure , out - enchanted by tahiti and sabotaged by black drops.

But as intriguing as this slice of life is, to really appreciate Russia you've got to meet its people.

And both Arcelor and Mittal recently lost out to a domestic bidder for a slice of Erdemir, a Turkish state-owned steel firm.

All of them were motivated by a desire to grab a slice of a market that is growing at 25 per cent a year and shows no signs of slowing.

You slice and dice and repackage high-risk loans into securities that seem to be solid.

"It's hard to do certain movements when you've just had a slice of pizza, " she said.

Once upon a time there were a brother and sister squabbling over an apple, with each insisting on the larger slice.

Every filesystem in Solaris corresponds to a slice or to a logical volume (if you are using Veritas).

A vertical slice can be delivering perceived value long before completion of the rest of the project, even before it has a positive ROI.

The next day, Genevieve continued, she kept staring at the other half, until finally she cut a thin slice for herself.

Jason: He! Not in this family . The only way I can get a slice is to cook it early. The earlier the better.

In a shared-partition environment, you need to understand that there is an unused time slice in each entitled processor capacity.

There is also a case for forcing banks to finance themselves with a slice of junior "hybrid" debt (which has never been state-guaranteed).

Peel and cut the mango into slices. Peel the pear and slice. Line the bottom of a glass baking pan with the fruit.

One approach would be to slice into the welfare bill, the single biggest item of public spending at nearly 30% of the total.

It portrays a slice of London life, depicting a number of its typical inhabitants, including City boys, fashionistas and a rock band.

The thin air proved to be easy to slice through .

"The rockets slice open people's stomachs. The roads are covered with body parts, " he said.

You can create an image slice-by-slice in height, and run it as a movie just like a medical image through a brain scan.

A slice of the model to deal with, you can view real-time dynamics of the tunnel or any point in the parameter plane.

But rather than just slice budgets across the board, many companies are switching to a handful of new technologies that save them money.

Use this knife to chop, slice and mince; the side of the blade can be used for crushing garlic and some spices.

Either way, eating a slice of that cake is like eating a Ben Franklin and I bet it tastes like heaven.

"They're going to slice it at a diagonal, and waste a bunch of prime ground, " he said.

No one knows the reason that they choose to leave, they didn't leave a word slice speech. But I know, they are all standing alone kids.

His arguments were somewhat self-contradictory; the children argued because one slice of cake was slightly larger than the other.

Analysts note that referral revenue is declining as an overall slice of the business. But it still makes up a big piece of profit.

A time slice identifier descriptor is defined, which can be used to identify elementary streams which are time sliced.

Gruff, traditional and hawkish on military matters, he was the perfect fit for his district, a hardscrabble slice of western Pennsylvania.

She hands me the first slice. Then she leans down, her smile full and warm, though she has tears in her eyes.

First, the three roast on a slice of bread, then, to put on top of the meat taste seasoning, and then put another piece of bread on the top.

Depending upon the solution , this location can be at the host filter driver level or at a disk slice within a storage array .

Attributes from any of the levels above the slice can be included to provide additional descriptions or information to the user.

That oilcloth was folded into a standard square with a slice of pea green cloth cocking up from the edge.

Yet in the computer industry, plenty of entrepreneurs seem happy to take risks for the prospect of a thin slice of the social benefits.

Of course you could estimate the area of each slice, tot them all up and work out each person's total from that.

Shake with cracked ice and strain into a chilled cocktail glass. Garnish with a lemon slice .

Grab a whole-wheat muffin or slice of toast with a scrambled egg and cup of berries for a breakfast that'll jump-start your gray matter.

Take the rest of the tomato, slice it up and serve it on the side.

The machine can be used for the automatic package of irregular things like Chinese medicine pills and potato slice .

The final part of a scoping exercise steps through the migration of a single "vertical slice" of your application.

In looking at one of their healthier pizzas, the Veggie Lover's Pizza, this also drops the total fat from nine grams a slice, down to six.

He eats a small slice of the pig's cheek and a leaf of cabbage and leaves the rest on his plate for Malachy and me.

If you view wealth as a finite pie, you're automatically com- peting with everyone else for your slice of it.

More enticing was that I would receive a nice slice of the profit pie.

A horizontal slice of the model shown in Figure 9 creates a disk of the hues running around the perimeter.

Wash the chicken breast and dry up with a kitchen towel. Thinly slice and add in cornstarch . Mix them thoroughly with your hand.

At the opening ceremonies Friday, the only meal option before the event was buns with a slice of bacon, ketchup and mayonnaise.

a slice of it is direct investment in big firms; but a worryingly large chunk, some 46% of GDP, is funnelled through the banking system.

As a recipe for losing weight, tucking into a slice of chocolate cake at breakfast would seem an unlikely fantasy.

And a slice of the 1871 wedding cake of her daughter, Princess Louise, was recently auctioned off at an antiques fair for $215.

It is so hard for me to stand up wearing the boots with only a slice under it, I even could not stand up by myself.

Another time in a state park, a six-foot-tall slice of an old redwood log on display caught his attention.

It has the biggest slice of that market but is losing share to Apple, RIM and rivals using Google's Android operating system.

For that kind of slice-and-dice analysis, data marts use multidimensional databases geared for quick responses with multiple elements.

The area of hemorrhage of every slice displayed in SWI was measured with software.

Gold (Silver) Leaf Paint : Real gold (Silver) can be seen on the surface of different material in thin slice gorgeously and brilliantly.

Build over ice in a white wine glass. Top with a little soda water . Garnish with cherry , orange slice, and lemon wheel .

But as the German whets his appetite on another slice of history, the sport he dominates is in deepest crisis.

The diseased area is removed by cutting out a piece the shape of a slice of pizza, with scalpel or scissors.

An instinct rooster crow from far away has added a slice of dreamlike gloom to the dusky world between the sky and ground.

The number of nucleated cells in a bone marrow slice image is an important index of the degree of hyperplasia.

In the presence of closed timelike curves, though, we generally will not be able to slice space-time that way.

To eat these delicious eggies, peel off the tough outer leas on the bottom, slice the bottom, and cut off the spiky top.

"None of this works if not for the data. You can slice and dice the complete history on what visitors did at the event. "

Specification: One kind of bitstream in which each slice only contains one line of Macroblock, but does not contain skipped Macroblock.

and a counterweight, an automatic feeding device and an automatic slice separating control device are also arranged.

The time slice tuning parameter allows the user to specify the number of clock ticks by which the time slice length is to be increased.

an appetizer consisting usually of a thin slice of bread or toast spread with caviar or cheese or other savory food .

Sear lamb loin in a hot pan with a little olive oil until medium rare. Remove and slice into diagonal pieces. Keep warm.

This design pattern is referred to as Salami Slice because each component or type represents one slice.

Obviously horseradish isn't designed to be eaten alone, so I try it with its classic partner, a slice of beef.

Some patrons nurse lukewarm cups of cappuccino; others wait patiently for a slice of cheesecake to be placed before them.

He had been pulled down tight onto the bow and his face was in the cut slice of dolphin and he could not move.

Either the developer fixes it in the next slice or if its no longer under development a defect task is created.

It will force the banks to write off another slice of the bad debt, and repay a chunk of it from its own budget.

I would have given my Greek and Latin and French and a good slice of my English for enough German to communicate.

Many say they arrive on campus only to be frightened by unexpected costs from sports fees to the actual price of a slice of pizza.

And in a sense, it's fitting that such a sweeping, emotional issue has arisen from this tiny slice of New York City.

The vibration of airplane alert: dy past, lower height, fly off from become the bank of clouds of slice.

The Salami Slice pattern, as the name implies, dissects an XML schema into "slices" with more global level elements.

On her way home she usually bought a slice of honey-cake at the baker's. It was her Sunday treat.

A thin slice would be sufficient, since you need only a few micrograms of DNA.

Since you can't put a price on art or a good slice, the work-intensive pie will be delivered to a contest winner in the U. K.

In such a case, the slice-specific properties will override the common properties for the specific fourth slice.

To keep slim, she only had a slice of bread for her breakfast.

Bat, bat, come under my hat, And I'll give you a slice of bacon; And when I bake, I'll give you a cake, If I am not mistaken.

Every once in a while, Harvey would slice off a piece and send it to a researcher.

Strategic investors are lining up for a slice of future bank issues, including Industrial & Commercial Bank of China's $21bn offering.

What distinguishes them is the chosen interval or slice of time for the updating of the programme and the impacting of a delay or delays.

To properly prep a mango, first slice a bit off its bottom so the fruit stands upright on your cutting board.

'Virtually anybody who gets a slice of the pie is going to be quite happy. '

Retail sales are often used as a proxy for private consumption, but they exclude services, the fastest-growing slice of households' budgets.

Rafa Benitez believes Robbie Keane could do with a slice of luck to help him get more goals.

The machine can be used for the automatic package or irregular things like Chinse medicinepillspotato slice.

Watch a funny movie, play your favourite song, go for a walk in your local park, grab a coffee and a slice of pie in that great coffee shop.

If Internet fever continues apace, the chances that an old-media company panics and buys an overpriced slice of the Web can't be dismissed.

I the point lead a "snow mountain fly fox" , be fry a lobster slice(white), top have a few pimping fry shrimp skin.

Shake with crushed ice. Strain into a wine glass filled with ice. Top with soda water. Garnish with orange slice.

To configure Slice for a partitioned database environment, the persistence. xml is shown in Listing 1.

If you still have interest to browse my face again, have a look at thick glasses slice empress skulk of man of mine-eyes!

Cut to Chandler and a woman, Andrea, reaching for the same slice of meat.

The length of the time slice depends on the operating system and the processor .

I buy ripe marked down bananas, slice them, freeze on cookie sheet, then place in bag.

I gave him a big smile, but then his face puckered up like he had bitten a slice of lemon, and he quickly shook my hand and left.

The richness of the tuna's lipid content, its fat, can be gauged by how slippery the slice of tail feels between the fingers.

The Frenzy Banana creates a chaotic fruit explosion, and it's fun to go nuts, slice as many items as you can, and rack up points.

Carla: We're focusing on slice of life, showing how you can beat the summer heat by biting into a cool ice-cream sandwich.

But is true realistic the establishment slice be an entity and she also is walking up the road of industrialist.

You want me to let you slice open my chest while I'm wide awake?

Although both threads exist it's up to the kernel and threads library to give them a slice of CPU time.

Up to now, there are not any effective assumptions to be acknowledged and not any slice methods to be accepted.

A cocktail made with vodka or gin, sweetened lime juice, and sometimes effervescent water and garnished with a slice of lime.

I ate a slice of pizza and i was no longer hungry.

Ah, the good old days, when you could buy a cup of coffee, a slice of pie, a condom, and still get change back for a dollar.

However, India's luxury sector still makes up a tiny slice of the global market and trails behind the other Asian economic giant, China.

The opportunity is there for a new entrant to come up with a compelling slice of on-demand content.

The invention relates to a display, comprising a display screen and a brightening slice.

Learn to enjoy the slice of life you experience, and life turns out to be wonderful.

Several foreign banks are pushing for permission to acquire control of a local brokerage and gain a slice of the booming IPO market.

Or maybe they slice open their shoulder and scoop it out like they're gutting a fish.

The interface contract allows the user application to determine the logical slice for a newly persisted entity.

The cracks fill with water and slice off and topple. . . That gets to be a runaway situation.

Two-dimensional field mapping of an oblique slice causes ambiguity in determination of the degenerate spherical harmonics terms.

American global economic leadership has, in the last decade, benefited an ever narrower slice of its people.

This allows for a tool tip, which is some extra text to be shown when a slice of the pie is moused over.

The United States grew more quickly than Europe in recent decades, but many of the gains flowed to a small slice of the population.

Some American politicians are angry that EADS, a European company, should be given a slice of such a big defence deal.

I get meat from the Japanese butcher on Great Jones Street, where they're set up to thinly slice beef for sukiyaki or shabu shabu.

India wants to win a slice of the global commercial satellite launch market, estimated to be worth billions of dollars.

Make sure that the sugar rims the glass only on the outside. Garnish additionally with a fruit or fruit slice from the fruit flavour chosen.

Once a brain slice is frozen, technicians shave it into transparent slices only a few microns thick.

The obviously has no rope ball to become one dimensional object to really slice boundary from the 3D object.

Slice introduces the abstraction of a virtual database to encompass the underlying physical database partitions or shards.

The system software design includes a single slice a plait distance with two parts of machine calculator.

Mike: A little sugar would be fine. . . and a slice of lemon?

Three: Perhaps your young and small mind has already know patriotic, but prohibit you to raise an urine slice or so sway! ! !

The CPUs on the system are shared among all of the threads by giving each thread a certain slice of time to run.

pizza burgers - - top pork burgers with pizza sauce , sliced pepperoni , mushrooms and a slice of mozzarella cheese.

Let me help yourself to a slice of this new bread.

A thread holding a mutex can be de-scheduled, perhaps because it was the end of its time-slice.

I opened the lid of the to-go box to find a quarter of a turkey panini and a small slice of chocolate cake.

But cards and membership cards make a piece of the picture must be CMYK mode, so in the slice you want to convert to a picture mode.

A small slice of a semiconductor, usually silicon, that contains miniaturized electronic circuit.

Slice thin, translucent shrimp dumplings, fresh dumplings intradermal filling looming, the shape of a banana comb.

Returns the time slice between the date of the current case and the last date of the training set.

Thanks to precision cutting techniques, researchers are able to examine a paper-thin slice of human brain.

Whether slice read me to send in each night with moonlight the night breeze to give you together in the exhibition slice heart dream.

The portable memory relative device with the slice has novel construction and interesting appearance and can be used in industries.

Photograph of a thin slice of limestone from Iraq, taken through a microscope.

The benefit from a weaker currency would be small: Greece's exports make up a small slice of GDP.

Opening to the page it was on was like taking the first bite of cake, knowing the whole slice awaits you.

Thank you. I had no idea! Hey, buddy. What brings you to my little slice of hell?

By limiting the imaging to this small slice they were able to get 10 scans per second instead of one scan every two to three seconds.

Breakfast should include a cup of red tea with orange juice or orange slices, a slice of whole bread, or two musli bars.

BNP and the Belgian government will also take a bigger slice of a fund housing the worst of Fortis's structured assets.

This machine is mostly used for cutting the foam rubber of infinite length into slice.

She said: "A bigger cake means a bigger slice for everyone. "

The advertiser is paying for a slice of our limited attention; our minds would otherwise be elsewhere.

A slice represents a contiguous segment of an array, allowing a programmer to refer to specific sections of the underlying storage.

The invention relates to a reinforcing hammer slice used in a grinder.

75 map unit to slice group map: A means of mapping slice group map units of a picture into slice groups.

Before getting on board a plane or car, put a slice of ginger on your child's bellybutton, to counter carsickness.

A slice of my mother-in-law's apple pie will satiate you far better than a whole bakery pie.

"They do all the work but then keep only a thin slice of the profits, " says a foreign banker in Beijing.

The fruits have an awesome aspect and the slice of the babaco is in the shape of a pentagon, which makes it very presentable.

His backhand slice, does it stay so low that it's very difficult to do anything aggressive with it?

The logical identifier is the unique identifier for a particular slice within a persistence unit.

The operating system uses the base-priority level of all executable threads to determine which thread gets the next slice of processor time.

Skin and cut peach into pieces. Slice ostrich meat, marinate for a while.

The results indicated that the slice resistance preparation of nanocomposites by ultrasonic intercalated polymerization was better.

New more aerodynamic bodywork is designed to slice through the atmosphere cleanly at speed, and to look even better doing it.

Then, a country's population should be used to determine the size of their slice.

KCacheGrind can slice and dice data in many ways, and the proper view depends on which problem you want to solve.