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As you see things getting closer and closer to that tipping point, you're going to see a frenzy of activity take place.

And I think Linux is definitely very close to reaching that magic tipping point where it will be easy to use for all levels of users.

Such a flanged girder is referred to as unsymmetrical and must have tipping brackets fitted at name frame spaces.

While such explanations may be crude, the hard truth seems to be that tipping does not work.

Waiters and restaurateurs are forever tipping off the press so that when Cheung tries to leave a restaurant, a phalanx is waiting for her.

Visitors are always amazed, the site manager says, to discover how much more there is to landfilling than tipping waste in a hole.

For example, in a climate approaching a tipping point, the weather tends to look more similar day to day leading up to the big change.

It seems to me that you have done enough on your own, one way or the other. I see a tipping point.

It was as if I had reached a tipping point of some sort, and suddenly letting go of things became so much easier.

Taipei Like Japan and China, Taiwan is not a tipping society-even though much of the currency seems to come in coin form.

But if the system is approaching a tipping point, it tends to take longer to recover its balance.

With these in hand, the thieves need only set up a bogus money transfer without tipping off the bank.

There is something compelling, in a ghoulish sort of way, about the notion that earth's climate may be headed toward a tipping point.

To avoid getting confused about the British tipping system, you need to check your bill to see if a tip is included or not.

On Lin's last night in New York, Steven entertained him to a meal in a restaurant. After the dinner, they discussed the topic of tipping .

The major tipping point in the Yankees' favor was their immediate need for Clemens, said the right-hander's agent, Randy Hendricks.

I don't think we've reached the tipping point yet, I think we'll continue as an industry to innovate, challenge one another to go further.

But the U. S. financial system has reached such a dangerous tipping point that little choice remains.

One video showed a female hurling herself at Knut's throat, in an apparent attempt to bite him, before tipping him into the water.

One of the common warning signs of an impending tipping point is when a system takes longer to recover to equilibrium after it is disturbed.

'It's a Plan D, ' he said. 'It's essentially an insurance policy for the situation where we hit a tipping point in climate change quickly. '

"If people like us don't stand up for our rights, our country will not change, " she said. "The tipping point has come in India. "

One of the biggest obstacles keeping people from "just doing it" is not recognizing when they're about to hit their tipping point.

Policymakers have come to understand this tipping point and try to act long before it is reached.

This was clearly a tipping point for generation, but it does not represent the end state or final estimation of value to be realized.

On the basic type, we expand to produce a machine or hydraulic form tipping trailer, raised efficiency.

But, the jury's still out on whether we've reached a tipping point to a self-sustaining recovery.

When Lehman collapsed, so did confidence and bank liquidity, and this was the tipping point of the global collapse.

Tipping points occur when a small change in one factor, a "driver, " can cause a disproportionately large response in an overall system.

Dr. Wesley said he would find a way to meet that requirement, perhaps by tipping a cup into his feeding tube.

Roberto Martinez has spoken of his deep admiration for Kenny Dalglish and is tipping the Scot to lead Liverpool towards a bright future.

"Tipping" is always a difficult business. You do not want to give too much or too little, or tip the wrong person.

If there's one dominant theme to the tipping element reviews, it's that Earth's face is prone to what he calls "singular transformations. "

Breakage mechanism of these pipes is tipping corrosion, accompanied with intergranular corrosion and stress corrosion cracking.

The train stopped abruptly, nearly tipping me out of my bunk.

My own favorite feature is the tipping chart in the back of the book which lists the standard tipping amounts for dozens of countries.

To have done so would have risked tipping the deflation-riddled economy into even deeper recession.

"Close to a tipping point the system becomes more inert, " Scheffer said.

"History shows the 5 per cent mark can be a tipping point, " he said.

From The Tipping Point to Nudge, the rise of pop-social science has been a noticeable feature of the past decade in publishing.

A more sophisticated approach suggests it would be prudent to act before this tipping point is reached.

City travel is easiest via China's cheap taxis (whose drivers happily do not require tipping), though driving styles are cavalier.

In The Tipping Point, the idea was that discontinuities arise from network effects.

Chinese property price increases have all but stalled in month-on-month terms and many analysts think the market is at a tipping point.

Tipping bogey on the pillow, because that would be considered a guest waiter forgot his collection of things.

Yet another tipping point could come as ice sheets shrink and the polar caps start absorbing rather than reflecting energy from the sun.

Buffett is tipping his hat to Jobs, but acknowledging that the company will continue with or without him.

To oppose tipping , it seems, is to be anticapitalist , and maybe even a little French.

Tipping used to be rare. Now the tip jar is pretty standard, though many customers ignore it.

image. Cultivating contacts with tabloid journalists, even tipping off the tabloids to her whereabout.

So it may be that capitalism is approaching some kind of tipping point, away from the winner takes all culture of the past three decades.

Tonight, the momentum against the Gadhafi regime has reached a tipping point. Tripoli is slipping from the grasp of a tyrant.

Last November the agency charged a French doctor for allegedly tipping off a trader at a hedge fund about a death in a clinical drug trial.

This is not a hypothetical situation. I have studiously avoided tipping him for a solid month now.

In case of customer forget tipping, they will catch up to get from it.

Although over the past 20 years investors have been overweight in equities, asset allocation is now tipping in favour of fixed-income bonds.

In Europe, tipping is less common; in many restaurants, discretionary tipping is being replaced by a standard service charge.

Brook thinks the tipping point is when car owners drive less than 5, 000 miles a year.

To reach the tipping point, however, networks must attract as many users as quickly as possible, drawing in the next, bigger, wave.

The sun was just rising from the Pacific and tipping the mountain tops with red as we launched our boat and rowed out upon the calm waters.

The pattern is the same in most such rebellions, with a cascade of events leading to a tipping point.

There is a consensus among economists that the emergence of a supply gap has brought the economy to a tipping point.

Since the Club's conception three years ago, stringent restrictions on tipping caddis have been placed.

The tipping point is military, to have the ability to threaten your neighbors, threaten military action without the threat of challenge.

Now, some analysts are forecasting that the market is close to a tipping point.

The tipping point seems to be about 30 per cent.

Hadji Murad was so lost in thought that he did not notice he was tipping the jug and spilling water over himself.

The ship is tipping forward a little bit. You can pump some water or oil to adjust the draft.

But he is confident of their future: "It's difficult to say that now is the tipping point, but we're getting close. "

The equivalent of the bucket tipping is provided by a transistor which shorts out the capacitor when triggered.

When we monitor these populations, we're going to have to look at the ratio of males to females to make sure that things aren't tipping.

To cut costs, the brothers developed a standardized menu, which led to unbelievable fast service, lower prices, and freedom from tipping.

The very recent retreat in oil prices may be a signal that the balance is tipping in this direction globally.

Keep in mind when dining out that tipping is common and is usually from 10 to15 percent.

Will the banks slash credit later this year, tipping the economy into a downturn?

The country was shocked and distraught when he picked Spain to win after tipping German wins over Argentina, England, Ghana and Australia.

It is all but impossible to predict a tipping point.

Can we reach our tipping point before nature reaches one of its tipping points?

But, analysts warn, Chinese consumers, much like their foreign counterparts, will shift to cheaper food at a certain tipping point.

I'm very optimistic, cause I think we're just now about to go through the awareness tipping process.

Mixed government must not be allowed to eat away under the banner of cutting the roots were tipping Ye!

Bryant dribbled up court and got into traffic, with Nene tipping the ball away to earn a jump ball with 18 seconds left.

Sam has lost interest in flushing underwear down the lavatory, I am pleased to say, but he still likes tipping shampoo down the drain.

With a wide base to help prevent tipping.

One was on her back, her head tipping under the waves.

Rotary fulcrum bearings are large-sized bearings which can be subjected to combined axial, radial loads and tipping moment.

Evidence is building that China's business environment is at a tipping point.

However, Europeans who participated in the Busan meeting say it was actually comments from Asian officials that created a tipping point.

"It was the tipping-point when this market really started, " she says.

Tipping is more prevalent in countries with a culture of individualism than in those with a more collectivist spirit.

Mr. Zhong talked about a potential tipping-point effect to describe the fragile situation of many exporters.

The dotcom bubble had burst spectacularly, the Nasdaq stockmarket had crashed, and the American economy was tipping into recession.

With poverty levels also rising as water levels have dropped, local anger appears to have reached a tipping point.

The sales organization is in the cull stage when it passes the tipping point of efficiency and sales effectiveness.

At present, the tipping-bucket rain recorder and the siphon rainfall recorder laid in the region are most used in measuring rainfall.

This talent has had fans tipping the youngster to become a regular part of the first team squad, something that has yet to happen.

Journalists are always asking Allen to say that unless emissions peak by 2015 we will pass a tipping point.

Lastly, in my opinion, the true tipping point for Ajax came when Google released the beta version of its Ajax-based Google Maps application.

The material is mainly used for preparing a water-base gravure ink binder that is applied to tipping paper.

Such exclusions speak to the album's sharp focus-- to move everything forward while constantly tipping on the brink of frantic instability.

Western firms complain that the playing field is tipping against them in favor of domestic state-owned companies.

Lightly dust the clingfilm with some of the cornflour mixture, tipping out the excess.

Bain, a US private equity firm, was prepared to divest 3Com's Tipping Point unit, which sells security software to the government.

train stopped abruptly, nearly tipping me out of my bunk.

I think we've probably passed the tipping point of what is sustainable in terms of paying interest rates on debt.

A large number of fatal injuries from tractors tipping over led to the design of rollover bars.

Yet this shift to a new replicator may be a dangerous tipping point.

Basically, there's a major demographic event going on. And it may be that passing the 50 percent urban point is an economic tipping point .

Amid a mood of cautious optimism, some experts talk of a "tipping point" in the fight against al-Qaida.

Though there's still more evidence for primate than cetacean personhood, Gero said accumulating research "will start tipping the scales. "

The upside to India's closed economy is nearing a tipping point. Investors must decide what they should rightly pay for it.

Bartenders are called "landlords" and "barmaids" and they do not expect frequent tipping.

The balance of power is tipping back into the hands of the parents and away from Marissa and her tantrums.

And when the tipping point is reached, it's going to be a giant market.

The scale should and will always be tipped in favor of openness, but tipping the scale over completely serves no one's interests.

Directs the waste drivers towards the appropriate dumping bays in the tipping hall in accordance with the crane operator's instructions.

of hotels is at tour operator's discretion. Visa, tipping and other personal expenses are not included.

The design of tipping paper-cutting device is one of the most important issues for tobacco machinery designers.

Currency remains the best available technology for paying baby sitters and tipping bellhops.

caller contacted the newspaper reporter, tipping him off about a robbery to take place at the largest bank in town.

"We're getting to a tipping point, where groups waiting for a balance of power to change will move, " says a veteran analyst in Damascus.

Wherever you see a "No Tipping" sign, don't tip. Koreans find that if you tip, then it will be offensive.

The amount of debris floating in orbit around Earth has been growing exponentially and may have already reached a "tipping point. "

There is no service charge and tipping is at your discretion.

A new way overcoming tipping is proposed by fixing a pontoon at stern and shown to be efficient.

Climate is a profoundly complex, nonlinear system, full of runaway positive feedbacks, hidden thresholds and irrevocable tipping points.

In the United States there is no consistent practice in regard to tipping.

"The next five years will be really transformative, " he says. "We are nearing a tipping point. "

To avoid tipping over into glitz, however, fabrics must be luxurious.

Digital music is now mainstream, with the possible tipping point occurring in 2003 when Oprah Winfrey gave her audience 15GB Apple iPods.

Avoid overloading filing cabinets, and distribute the weight of materials stored in the cabinets to avoid tipping.

Once you cross the threshold towards your tipping point, your mind will never be the same and nothing can ever stop you; except yourself.

In virtually every case, tolerance eventually hit a tipping point, triggering conflict, hatred, and violence.

It's not an exact science, obviously, but something was tipping off the listeners.

the tipping points, the tipping scale, you might say, is now happening.

Confirmation of hotels are at tour operator's discretion. Tipping, drinks & other personal expenses are not included.

Gladwellian in approach, their book nevertheless disagreed with some of The Tipping Point's conclusions.

But in all other respects the Trafigura case is unremarkable. It's just another instance of the rich world's global fly-tipping.

As for people tipping their own stories. . . personally I'm not completely opposed to it.

When the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change issue its last report in 2007, environmental tipping points were a footnote.

Screw the nipple which is in the tee carrying the tubing connector into the upper gauge glass tipping and pull up tight.

Our results cannot prove whether we have passed a tipping point or not.

I felt like a cheapskate, tipping the waitress only one dollar.

In the United States, tipping is is most common and natural courtesy behavior.

"Most systems change gradually most of the time, and tipping points are the exception, " Scheffer told LiveScience.

Many Democrats blamed Nader for draining votes from Democrat Al Gore and tipping the election in favor of Republican George W. Bush.

However, a tipping point is a more qualitative change to the way the climate system behaves, Dr Allen said.

One of the most convenient but expensive ways to get around a city in any country is by taxi. And in some cases, tipping is expected.

Another of his pumpkins grown this year won at a weigh-off in Oregon last month, tipping the scale at 1, 161 pounds.

We are well beyond the tipping point of whether people will give online and that is now true for mobile giving in North America too.

Subsequently, the completely wrapped filter components are joined to tobacco rods with tipping paper.

Tipping this holiday season may sound too fancy for your budget.

Tipping is not part of Chinese culture or tradition, but the Western custom has been spreading in recent years.

I think my mom deserves to know, but fear it would be the tipping point.

Tipping of around 10% for a three-course meal with wine is given customarily in up market eating places.

Asia is one part of the world that has slightly different tipping customs for each country.

But it believes that the world might fast be approaching a tipping pointthat could have profound implications.

Among all of these places, only coffee shops require tipping.

In this paper, the writer introduces the effect and smelting techniques progress after innovating the tipping furnace in Guixi smelter.

Besides tipping over, there's little danger in squatting over a modern sit toilet.

In many Asian countries, tipping has never really caught on at all.

The modes of tool damage include plastic deformation on cutting edge of high-speed steel tool and tipping of ceramics tool.

The tipping point, just like the tulip.

Consider tipping mandatory when it comes to business entertaining expenses.

Even the National Security Space Office at the Pentagon is worrying about whether a tipping-point has been reached, or soon will be.

But the worldwide financial crisis has struck the West harder than China, tipping the balance further toward Beijing.

You can start tipping these cultures and directions have been carpentered.

Thus, employers like retailers and airlines that want uniform service often ban or discourage tipping.

Tipping is light and even on the body and head with no concentration of black in any area.

Tipping is up to you .

As in the case of levelling the ground, if, though after tipping only one basketful , I am going forward, then it because of my choice.

The North also helped build a complete nuclear reactor in Syria without tipping off Western intelligence.

I think SVG is close to its tipping point, where use of SVG will grow rapidly.

in many restaurants, discretionary12 tipping is being replaced by a standard service charge.

We would prefer it be known as 'tolerance tipping'.

The utility model provides a tipping-proof alcohol lamp which can prevent the alcohol lamp from being tipped over.

Their perspective is that a cluster of, at least, three female board members is needed to provide a "tipping point" .

The press release containing this information was really focused on the theme, "New $189 Price Results in Tipping Point for Growth. "

Clearly, once a tipping point is reached you trigger a major, explosive spread of the virus.

China, faced with a demographic tipping point, may well win the Inflation Battle of 2011.

The sequence of events is thus a tipping Indo-Australia Plate with Indonesia sinking [then] a folding Pacific.

The elevator drive mechanism in PROTOS 70 cigarette making and tipping machine combination was complicated and hard for maintenance.

A flanged girder with tipping brackets will often be used as part of a hatch coaming.

Are they enough to cause "tipping" ?

The molar had the tendency of lingual movement and distal tipping movement.

We also face the specter of nonlinear "tipping points" that may cause much more severe changes.

above price does not include visa fee , airport taxes and tipping.

So while pundits debate whether the tipping point for the US economy is oil is $85, $95 or $105, a longer run of $67 oil may be bad enough.

The mosque could be a critical [tipping] point, and we have to win this battle.

"Toby! " Matthew said, glancing pointedly at Hattie, who dragged us both to our feet, almost tipping from my reluctant weight.

Tipping the bowl made it flow like a liquid.

The problem with tipping elements is that if any of them tips, it will be a real catastrophe.

We also face the specter of non-linear "tipping points" that may cause much more severe changes.

Social media - that is shareable media - isn't the beginning of "virtuality, " but it is the "tipping point" in many respects.

Meanwhile, the tipping of Hu as a potential winner has raised awareness of his plight in China.

The day before, I saw him sitting up briefly before tipping over several times.

"It's a tipping point, " said Luke Chandler, Rabobank global head of agricultural research.

When William Howard Taft, tipping the scales at over 300 pounds, was elected president, it gave the term a whole new meaning.

It even offers advice on tipping and on flagging down the bartender.

Is it a tipping point by itself?

Zoellick said the financial crisis could be a "tipping point" for many developing countries.

Shocks, tipping points, and revelations have become basic staples of the world's daily news diet.

To continue waiting now is likely to diminish the light in some ways, not grow it. The tipping point is here.

For the external deficit countries, the concern is how to lower fiscal deficits without tipping their economies back into recession.

It is difficult to upright the mesial tipping and over-erupted molars without extrusion with traditional orthodontic method.

But Earth Hour is a symbolic act, and as WWF's Roberts points out, "history is littered with symbolic acts that became tipping points. "

Steve came to work late this morning; he must have been tipping his elbow last night.

In a bubble, calling the tipping point is an art.

That's bad blogging form, tipping off readers that you're an amateur.

The whole concept of tipping doesn't make any sense.

Today, the planet is a tipping point, the environment of cities is becoming worse and worse.

Therefore you can encounter and experience almost any lifestyle and culture, including eating out and tipping and smoking.

We are becoming increasingly certain that the world's marine ecosystems are approaching tipping points.

There are three striking parallels between the Lehman and London tipping points.

The few historical lessons about the effect of such price rises on demand growth point to structural tipping points.

The tipping problem in many European countries is solved by automatically adding a 15 per cent gratuity to the bill.

Tipping, psychologists have found, is rarely just about service.

In Singapore, tipping is banned, if tipping is considered poor quality of service.

When the tipping point comes, and all of the unknown reagent has reacted, the solution changes colour.

A second rethink for 2009 concerns what is needed for sustainable, green, low-carbon growth, to avert the tipping-point in global warming.

These are social epidemics, and the moment when they take off, when they reach their critical mass, is the Tipping Point.

The "three-year glitch" has replaced the "seven-year itch" as the tipping point where couples start to take each other for granted.

In every undercover operation, there is a tipping point, a moment when the bad guys move from suspicion to trust.

Can a diplomatic miracle in Copenhagen save the planet from the dreaded tipping point?

A major Antarctic glacier has passed its tipping point, according to a new modelling study.

Collaboration between corporations and CSOs has reached a tipping point: It is becoming standard operating procedure.

An example of a tipping point is the thawing of the permafrost.

Three potential tipping points were identified.

Professor Wickersham's call will probably not be answeredimmediately, but other events may soon bring us to the tipping point.

With humanity and the Earth at a tipping point, there is no time for complacency.

The audience is composed of elderly people all cheering for their favorite performers and often tipping them generously.

We do not mean to suggest that historical tipping points occur only in America, of course.

But the tipping point is reflexive and therefore indeterminate .

The worry has been that the Arctic will hit a tipping point beyond which there will be no ice in summer, causing the bears to starve.

"I don't blame you, dear, " she assured Harry, tipping eight or nine sausages onto his plate.

Look for a locking mechanism to prevent shelves from tipping.

Tipping relieves anxiety about being served by strangers.

The designer puts some extra weight in the rack to avoid the drive from tipping over.

Gupta is then accused of tipping off Lance McKee, who also purchased GP securities.

Moody's agrees, saying that "a tipping point may be reached" if the market starts to sell JGBs and yields rise.

a miserly gentleman stalked right past the doorman without tipping him.

Mr. Liveris believes U. S. business is approaching an innovation and manufacturing tipping point.

The power plant explosion may be the tipping point.

If current levels [of destruction] go on we will reach a tipping point very soon.

"You have these, " Harry mumbled to her, tipping the books into the cauldron.

That way, however deep the sleep, the sleeper still feels falling, or tipping.

Airlines in the Asia-Pacific region are at a "tipping point" .

Tipping is not necessary in a snack bar.

For Isle Derniere, Dr. Sallenger writes, the hurricane was "a tipping point from which it could not recover. "

To cross our own tipping point and decide to embrace a future carbon-free world.