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"We have an apartment in New York, but we live here, " he said. "And we want Los Angeles to be viewed as a cultural oasis, not a desert. "

However, automation seems to be viewed as an outgrowth of traditional systems management practices.

"It has always been viewed as a key risk and that's why the share price is not factoring in the value of the bid, " Dumaresq said.

That means that this thing, the differential, is the total differential of z viewed as a function of x and y.

Perseverance is an important factor when reaching towards a goal and Sandor believes that failure cannot be viewed as the end of a project.

Back then, social networking was more often viewed as a time-wasting and unproductive activity.

Economist John Geanakoplos said the current predicament must be viewed as a long-term problem that requires long-term solutions.

It concerns everyone within the bank and should be viewed as an integral part of the bank's business activities.

As I show further down, checkpoints (recovery points) can be viewed as well as changed into a snapshot.

Crime is often viewed as a peripheral issue to terrorism.

Peng tried to be a good Samaritan by accompanying her to the hospital, but his deed was viewed as an admission of guilt by a local court.

She was hurting, he knew, but to recognize her pain would be viewed as an invasion of her privacy.

In the United States, take-out food is often viewed as synonymous with fast food.

Testing students by examination has always been viewed as the only reliable method to measure students~ level.

She was challenged on her merger plan with Compaq: "The fact that the tech industry might have to consolidate was viewed as heresy. "

"With other investment asset classes performing poorly, art will still be viewed as an alternative investment, " he said.

The veteran militant was one of the organisation's most active commanders and was viewed as a possible replacement for Bin Laden.

Samsung said the California court's verdict, in its words, "should not be viewed as a win for Apple, but as a loss for American consumers. "

Enabling an application to work offline is often viewed as the holy grail of mobile Web application development.

Language is often viewed as an important symbol of identity. This case is easily found on new female immigrants.

A suite of unit tests for an interface can also be viewed as a form of documentation for that interface.

Hungarian notation is often viewed as useful programming practice, one that is not implemented without some effort.

The United States is often viewed as a melting pot of different nationalities.

It is no wonder that you are viewed as mighty Beings ready to claim your Christ consciousness.

Dealing with individual differences between students within a classroom can be viewed as one of the most challenging tasks of a teacher.

There was no room for details that were to be viewed as individual elements.

Regardless, testing is often viewed as something that simply lengthens a project's time to completion.

Indeed, Japan is widely viewed as having the only nation in the region with a navy powerful enough to check China.

Once those purposes are maximized, the smart card is often viewed as superior and, ultimately, less expensive.

Inthe tradition of Slutsky, business cycles can be viewed as the result of stochastic shocks that on aggregate form a moving average series.

His Mahdi Army used to flaunt nationalist credentials in an effort not to be viewed as being in Iran's pocket.

The calm and sunny, calm lake without wave, far If viewed as if inlaid in the green prairie on the side of Der Spiegel.

The island is often viewed as a quaint place a decade or so behind the times.

The Macintosh logo can be viewed as a regular happy face and a happy face in profile (looking at a computer screen). Source.

However, since the wards continued to be viewed as internal organizations of Tokyo Metropolis, various issues arose.

Demand for the metal is often viewed as directly reflecting a broad range of economic activity.

In East Asia, the resulting sharp movement of the yen is often viewed as the beginning of the end of Japan's long post-war boom.

After losing office he retired, but continued to be viewed as a distinguished elder statesman.

Thus, a department may be viewed as an area of responsibility for a given manager, and sometimes is called a responsibility center.

A daughter is often viewed as a burden, relegated to performing arduous household chores and even forced into child marriage.

He never upstaged his wife and though intelligent and rich, he was content to be viewed as a golfing, gin-swilling duffer.

Fighting brands' are often viewed as a form of predation or anticompetitive practice intended to drive out competitors from a given market.

This approach moves away from the idea that all of a function should be viewed as a commodity, easily handed over to a service provider.

The design and deployment of the worldwide computer network can be viewed as one of the great technological wonders of recent decades.

"Video monitoring in a warehouse might be fine, but in an office environment it might be viewed as crossing the line. "

They did not give out allowances, which they viewed as a parental version of a government handout.

Walls are usually viewed as a defense project. What are the key parts of the Great Wall?

But you also recall that when he played in Minor League baseball, he wasn't viewed as a leader even in his own Minor League team.

The Internet is today viewed as sort of an environment where government's not involved.

Panasonic is a popular company that is often viewed as a media or an electronic corporation.

Hsieh is viewed as much more pragmatic than Chen on mainland issues and therefore able to appeal to the middle ground lost by Chen.

In practice, analysis beyond this point is viewed as too speculative to be reliable.

There certainly is the fact of a worldwide policy response to what is viewed as an increasingly threatening situation.

Indeed, Japan's abnormally low rates could be viewed as a form of intervention to hold down the yen.

Worse, America's quantitative easing is now viewed as an update of the policies that marked the Great Depression.

Parterres were another addition designed to a flat area adjoining the palace to be viewed as a piece of art.

Just a decade ago, China was viewed as a long-term play by American businesses that simply wanted a foothold in the populous nation.

Today, linen is still viewed as a higher quality cloth and is usually made in small lots.

"When the FDA says 'we think you ought to consider' something, that should not be viewed as a suggestion, but as a mandate, " he explains.

The fact that the HMC is a Linux system is incidental; it is really viewed as an appliance for managing the system partitioning.

Inquiry is viewed as understanding which will last until the learner has time to ask new questions to "create more compelling theories" .

While they are usually viewed as a last resort, hair transplants are the only permanent solutions to male and female hair loss.

The fact that changes to technical attributes are not reflected in the business model should not be viewed as a limitation.

There was a warning however that tomatoes should be viewed as a "helpful addition" rather than an alternative to sun cream.

Normal equal electrical path length feed method can be viewed as a special case of this new method.

The last of the five modularity principles may be viewed as a consequence of both the Open-Closed and Information Hiding rules.

The recordkeeping requirement was viewed as a less drastic form of regulation than a complete prohibition of the activity in question .

Until recently the general attitude toward daydreaming remained hostile. Daydreaming was viewed as a waste of time.

Those "have to be viewed as a very important set of steps, " Clinton said.

Grid computing has been around for some time and is beginning to be viewed as the future of large-scale computation.

Andriy Shevchenko's first goal in a Chelsea shirt could be viewed as the player formally introducing himself to British football.

So human history is viewed as sort of this downhill slide , from the good old days .

Your body's chakra system can be viewed as an energy pattern of beautiful colors, circling each of its thirteen major energy centers.

Therefore, underachievement can be viewed as a social product, not just the problem of the child.

But what looked like a steal is now widely viewed as a stinker, thanks to still-accelerating falls in house prices.

Viewed as a treasure abroad , cacao is seen differently by many Venezuelans , from the president to the poor .

"There is certainly the fact of a world-wide policy response to what is viewed as an increasingly threatening situation, " said Mike Mussa.

This approach diverges from the model where the production database (and its data) are viewed as the center of the application universe.

Offer your child chocolate (or fizzy drinks! ) in some circles and you may be viewed as if you'd given them crack cocaine.

He admitted taking the money but argued it should be viewed as a supplement to personal income rather than as public funds.

World history can, with a little wriggling, be viewed as the ebb and flow of empires.

Even if the career was seen as a poor second to a good marriage for women, it came to be viewed as preferable to a poor marriage.

Pain has traditionally been viewed as a pure sensory experience arising from physical injury or other pathology (cancer, diabetes, AIDS).

Only the fool hopes to repeat an experience; the wise man knows that every experience is to be viewed as a blessing.

In the case of the new dishwasher detergents, the main benefit is viewed as the protection of bodies of freshwater.

And the outside world tends to be viewed as a source of trouble.

Liu Jianchao says the test should not be viewed as a threat and does not mean China is engaging in an arms race in space.

Seizing the moment - in oratory, athletics, or battle - was admired and viewed as an indication of skill.

The WLAN security system can be viewed as a set of intelligent agents that perform specific predetermined tasks.

Even if her help was of no avail to the case, it still came to be viewed as a gesture of good will.

These principles have come to be viewed as universal laws of perception, underlying the rhythms of both speech and music.

In 1907, J. P. Morgan was first viewed as the savior of the market, and then as the enemy of the commonweal.

Ramirez, once viewed as one of the great right-handed hitters of all time, was a living sitcom parody.

"In the villages where they're coming from, they're just viewed as basically throw-away children, " she said.

A spokesperson for the leading PLA producer maintained that reduction should not be viewed as the sole strategy for sustainable packaging.

Conflict is viewed as an inevitable part of the child-parent relationship.

Image criteria make a difference, because middlemen are often viewed as an extension of the producer.

For years . . . had been viewed as . . . . But people are taking a fresh look at it now.

These algorithms can be also be viewed as novel forms of social organization coordinated by a computer program.

We at the U. S. Pacific Command are particularly interested in whatever elements could be viewed as destabilizing.

Japan had long been viewed as the inferior nation looking to its Asian neighbor for monies as well as culture.

After analysis, the security of users, transmission of files, video teaching are viewed as the difficulties of the system.

Appraisals no longer need to be viewed as a necessary evil but rather as a tool that can be used to enhance your career.

As a last note , security aspects can be viewed as a special case of business policy enforcement .

And while teacher-directed fantasy is discouraged, fantasy play initiated by the child is viewed as healthy and purposeful.

While social media sites are often viewed as a problem due to lower worker productivity, they're also a concern due to issues of security.

The ability to interpose quality-of-service semantics can be viewed as a form of mediation.

While it might seem unlikely, the company has another model in the works that could be viewed as even more idiosyncratic.

Milton's views on marriage are mainstream today, but they were viewed as shocking and heretical in his own time.

Practical, reasonable, and, of course, kindly behavior was considered important, but deeply felt emotions we rent viewed as productive.

This implies that external financial dependence cannot be simply viewed as the reflection of growth opportunity.

A model of two-phase equilibrium for shear bands in sand is suggested in this paper, which may be viewed as a novel bifurcation solution.

Environmentalists are often viewed as prickly. Maybe it's because there is no set definition of what defines an environmentalist.

There remains a "credibility gap" to be bridged before India can truly be viewed as a major power beyond her immediate neighbourhood.

Similarly, as private funds, remittances should not be viewed as a substitute for development assistance, the report argues.

It used to be that a paper route or an after-school job at the local grocer was viewed as a rite of passage for young people.

this catastrophe, viewed as an uncoupled humiliation to the whole nation, was far more than enough for a revolution.

In dealing with other members of the group, the secretary should make it clear that those others are viewed as the experts in their jobs.

The biggest impact could be psychological: there would no longer be a globally accepted liquid benchmark viewed as "risk-free. "

Proactive stakeholder engagement, including with staff is also viewed as a means of averting compliance issues.

There were disagreements, but it was viewed as an important move by the international community on climate change.

Even a traditional insurance contract can be viewed as a swap, as it involves an exchange of cash flows.

So the live vaccine is still viewed as the best option in areas where the wild virus is rife.

These data stores should be viewed as single repositories even though they may exist as a set of federated data stores.

Cash has always been viewed as one of the easiest things to audit.

For men , especially if they are thick - skinned, the thought of someone telling them "no" tends not to be viewed as earth- shattering.

In this paper, we show that discontinuous (or multiple) motion estimation can be viewed as a multicomponent harmonic retrieval problem.

The system of rules implicit in a language, viewed as a mechanism for generating all sentences possible in that language.

An interview should be viewed as an opportunity to show an employer what you have to offer, rather than as a nerve-racking ordeal.

Business rules can be viewed as a collection of business practices, defining the actual implementations - business logic.

The regulation of the maltose system in Escherichia coli has traditionally been viewed as a simple positive feedback loop.

Both were staunchly opposed to any intervention by foreign ground troops because it would be viewed as occupation by most.

It's amazing how welcoming other C. E. O. s are to me and how willing they are to share, even if I'm viewed as a competitor.

Theoretically, the step structures can be viewed as the realization of the special statistic model at low dimension.

People who hold these beliefs tend to be viewed as eccentric at best, and are often ignored, shunned or discounted as incredible.

An Indian latrine cleaner may get to vote, she says, but a Chinese one is far less likely to be viewed as completely subhuman.

This allows vendors to be viewed as an extension of the IBM manufacturing environment.

Scores should not be viewed as the only criterion of success in one's study.

The previous ODE model can be viewed as especial example and its relevant results can be regarded as corollaries of this article.

Yoga can be viewed as an excellent healing method of self-development, empowerment, divine connection, and self-realization.

The deal followed the toppling of Saddam Hussein and was viewed as a major victory in the push to rid the Middle East of advanced weapons.

The non-interactive version of the Writing Workshop Material may also be viewed as a PDF file.

The organizational knowledge base should not be viewed as unlimited storage space to be filled.

Improving school ethos to combat disaffection should be viewed as a promising complement to classroom-based interventions, they conclude.

Information technology has traditionally been viewed as a cost of doing business - an expense - on the hospital CEO's ledger.

In some sectors, an MBA is virtually a prerequisite, but in others it might be viewed as a positively eccentric career choice.

Our achievement was viewed as a national milestone as this was the first time we indigenously produced a memory chip for CRT TVs.

Science is viewed as being capable of judging knowledge claims and ruling on whether or not they conform to the real world.

Things get problematic, though, if deflation happens over a long period and comes to be viewed as the norm.

Although theorists are often viewed as cold , rational, deliberate machines, they are generally almost the opposite of this popular picture.

In an age when activities like compulsive shopping are viewed as disorders, the subject of grief is especially sensitive.

If golf is viewed as an exile of your body and mind, then the quiet and beautiful SPA will bring your body and mind back.

Efforts to adhere to a strict agenda and impersonalize the negotiation could be viewed as an insult.

The bonds can be viewed as a kind of catastrophe insurance for which a premium is received in return for a small chance of a big loss.

The longer it takes you to take notice and adjust, the longer you'll be viewed as "the new kid on the block. "

White was once viewed as a bad color in historical sense because this color was always seen in funerals and in mourning.

Mr. Palmisano: If you're going to be a global entity, you don't want to be viewed as a foreign multinational.

A resolution should not be viewed as torture but as a path to a healthier, happier life.

Tread carefully, because if you're viewed as asking for help, you may be seen as weak and unable to handle the project.

In many circles, LLMs are viewed as a prerequisite for aspiring political players and those aspiring to the top judicial ranks.

It is viewed as a simple and effective way to help nurture preterm infants when an incubator is not available.

This course will examine phenomena often viewed as irrational and superstitious to see how they can be understood in cultural terms.

Conclusions: Nephrogenic adenomas of the urinary tract are rare benign lesions and should not be viewed as a premalignancy.

Greece's banks have been widely viewed as one of the few bright spots in the country's financial infrastructure.

Since China is now viewed as the most likely peer opponent, Russia is focusing on defending oil & mineral reserves in the Arctic.

Cable is still viewed as a rather wild frontier populated by wrestlers and televangelists .

"Insomnia is the most frequent sleep disturbance in depressed patients and is viewed as a symptom of current depression, " said Irwin.

However, these potential strengths of the administrative process can also be viewed as a threat to other important values.

He emphasized that the missile system is not and should not be viewed as a new arms race.

Where the contract is viewed as unchangeable, the only options are "accept" or "reject. "

Conceptually, an object storage system can be viewed as a flat namespace of objects and their associated metadata.

But the author disappeared soon after the article was published, and it's now widely viewed as one of the great yellow journalism hoaxes.

Traceability is not viewed as an integral part of the requirements engineering.

This system can be viewed as a 3-tiered architecture, consisting of the Interface Layer, Implementation Layer and Transport Layer.

Fragment-free switching can be viewed as a compromise between store-and-forward switching and cut-through switching.

In a selection page, the aggregate information can also be viewed as a step toward zooming in on specific data elements.

All of these provide information -- from simple to complex -- that can be viewed as a service within an overall SOA.

eg. Viewed as a precursor to a wider open data movement, it could be as important as any we have seen in the web era.

Narcissistic mothers, in particular, tended to be viewed as neurotic and low in conscientiousness, the researchers found.

Enterprise solutions can be viewed as federations of services connected via well-specified contracts that define their service interfaces.

Why is BYD, a company with little history in the auto industry, viewed as potential leader of that shift?

The zSeries can be viewed as the originator of IBM eServer system partitioning and virtualization of system resources.

The provision of both audit and consulting work by accounting firms has long been seen viewed as a potential conflict of interest.

However, if they appear to have low self-esteem, female candidates may be viewed as less competent than their male counterparts.

The paper approves that virtual property should be viewed as credit relation and the given virtual property should not be isolated.

Traditionally viewed as an inhabitant of unclean places and, in his natural state, often an unclean creature himself.

Previously, sexual dalliances were largely viewed as private matters that had no bearing on a French politician's ability to govern.

Such is the state of Congolese politics that accusations of this kind are generally viewed as small fry.

But they should recognize that tax expenditures are best viewed as a hidden form of spending.

Parameters are viewed as values that are passed to the query, that have no effect on the structure of the query itself.

Yet Mr Pawlenty was also generally viewed as a moderate governor, who attracted little controversy during his tenure.

Ayatollah Montazeri was a close ally of Ayatollah Khomeini and was at one time viewed as his successor as supreme leader.

Striatum and pallidum are viewed as critical structures for the selection of a given motor program.

Since a buffet involves people serving themselves, it is generally viewed as a less elegant form of dining.

Double negation should not be viewed as the expression of positive meaning through two negative forms.

People commonly associate Oxford with politics and the arts, while Cambridge is viewed as a more scientific institution.

The translation of film titles can be viewed as a creative job, and good translation makes a good film even better.

Essentially, the protein C pathway could be viewed as a very efficient molecular "switch. "

Any compromise of his health is viewed as potentially destabilizing to the North Korean system - and even to peace on the Korean peninsula.

Viewed as a transition the face of Garbo reconciles two iconographic ages, it assures the passage from awe to charm.

Much of the past year's bank lending should really be viewed as a form of fiscal stimulus.

For years, . . . had been viewed as . . . But people are taking a fresh look now. With the growing . . . , people .

In a bold essay, he wrote that Chairman Mao should not be viewed as a god any longer.

In this model, the process of assessment is viewed as that of the fuzzy reasoning, and the structure model of fusion center is constructed.

The Hamming distance between two words a and b, viewed as elements of a vector space, can then be seen as the Hamming weight of ab.

But with the shift in the cancer burden, a nation's resource level can no longer be viewed as a barrier to cancer control.

What was once viewed as a stodgy legal asset is fast becoming a sought-after financial one.

This uncertainty relation can be viewed as an extension of holographic principle.

Unsafe injection practices are often viewed as a chronic problem with no easy solution.

It remains to be seen how long the appeal process will take, but the delay is viewed as only temporary at this point, according to MSNBC.

Profit is viewed as the same thing as net income, which is the bottom-line result on the income statement.

So life is viewed as an intrinsic good, and no verifying pleasures or pains being experienced are needed to allot this worth.

Listening is the primary means of language input and it is viewed as the foundation of the other language skills.

Concepts can be viewed as the building blocks of knowledge and expertise.

IV, these 5 mood and anxiety disorders may be natively viewed as higher end indicators of a common factor associated with social cost.

PAN Jin-lian is the leading lady in Jin Ping Mei. She was viewed as a wicked woman full of envy.

Translation, as the activity of cross-cultural communication, is viewed as a bridge linking two cultures.

Rather than a single factor, quality in software is best viewed as a tradeoff between a set of different goals.

Enterprise architecture (EA) in most IT organizations is viewed as a mechanism to achieve compliance and alignment with business needs.

The resulting algorithm can be viewed as an extention of SPOCS by combining with clustering.

Blogging is new enough to still be viewed as a primarily personal (rather than business) use of technology.

A politician pushing his ideas now would still be viewed as a bit eccentric.

And that is especially true in Hainan, where golf is now viewed as a vital part of the province's development.

An opportunity to grow as a player and become a leader, the chance to viewed as much more than a defensive standout.

Kitchen duties may have traditionally been viewed as women's work, but not at the White House.

But he was always the more powerful figure, with Medvedev viewed as a caretaker president.

The Security Council of the United Nations is most often viewed as the primary source of enforcement of international law.

These traits can be viewed as a deepening of modern society's 'institutional reflexivity'.

He was viewed as selfish, unwilling to come off the bench, a bad influence on young teams.

is issued, the entire issue price is credited to the Capital Stock account and is viewed as legal capital not subject to withdrawal.

The Sydney Opera House was located on Bennelong Point of Sydney Harbor, viewed as a ship at full sail from the air.

"Survivor Soulmates, " a documentary detailing the Holocaust and recent atrocities in Darfur, was viewed as part of the ceremony.

Rogue security software, known as "scareware" , is also viewed as a major threat.

Thus, there is no need to have a compiler in the target server, which may be viewed as an added cost by the customer.

Horizontal mergers can be viewed as horizontal integration of firms in a market or across markets.

But Chinese diversification into yen would serve multiple purposes and would certainly be viewed as a natural monetary operation.

Although back home she was considered outgoing and confident, in Washington she was viewed as shy and retiring.

Venture capital is viewed as a creative industry, while the world considers private equity as finance, money men who do not create.

The beautiful lake and the swans inside is viewed as one of the main attractions in this town.

Brics, he adds, should be viewed as a supplement to an emerging markets portfolio rather than as a proxy.

The repayment strike is a rare black mark for an industry that has long been viewed as a social benefit.

Just two years ago, smartphones were viewed as expensive toys for geeks and Apple fan boys. No longer.

Giving German wines is viewed as meaning you do not think the host will serve a good quality wine.

Modesty is viewed as a sign of weakness, a low-status character trait for males that could affect their employability or earnings potential.

And then of course we have the story of our president. Certainly he was never viewed as a serious threat until he won Iowa.

Supporters of the theory viewed as a collection of integrated parts that work together to keep a society functioning.

The apartment was purchased after marriage, he says, so it should be viewed as a gift from Wang's parents to the couple.

More broadly, if Google's revenue is viewed as part of the global advertising market, it still holds a very small share.

Day dreaming was viewed as a waste of time. Or it was considered and unhealthy escape from real life and its duties.

When the United Nations promotes such concepts as birth control and breast feeding, this should be viewed as international marketing.