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By comparing the load of compression deformation and that of compression buckling deformation, the critical relative thickness is derived.

The website argues that whereas it might have been critical of government policies, it has never indulged in "partisan" politics.

However, from Merseyside team is always critical in the race when Diaolian Zi, which seems to have become law.

She said: 'The meagre revenue by government should be directed towards critical needs like health, antiretroviral drugs and education.

Along the way it became apparent that there are a few critical things that make budgeting effective and I'd like to share them with you.

They had the whole system buttoned up, there was never going to be a critical word about this in the United States.

This was a critical question I had to ask before I invested several thousand dollars in this professional development.

One cannot be too careful in making the decision as it was such a critical case.

Secondly, the subjective realism of the writing task is to praise and critical, or to write the bright thing and write the dark thing.

If an activity on the critical path is a week late, you can't sit idly and allow the entire project to be a week late.

Governor Bob Casey, whom I admired for his tenacity in running three times before he won, had been very critical of me.

To install critical Windows updates or to verify that all critical updates are installed on your computer, visit Microsoft Windows Update.

Most people are capable of critical thinking with a bit of a nudge: They're just out of practice.

The victim is said to be in critical condition after sustaining deep wounds to his throat, back and lungs.

Deflection of the support system is often critical, especially in older buildings where brittle materials were used in construction.

The opposition was critical of this so-called solidarity with Greece, arguing that it was an irresponsible step.

In this case, 20 percent is often a good proxy for critical mass in a household.

"Speed and response time are so critical--that overwhelms any ability to get together with others and agree on a name for it, " he said.

Had critical information been shared among agencies, "a fuller, clearer picture of the suspect would have emerged, " he said.

It's critical to see if Auto Area is going to work for you, as you don't have many other choices beyond it and Single Area.

Many of you have cheered for me, or worked with me, or supported me, and now, every one of you has good reason to be critical of me.

The state of a substance that exists below its critical temperature and that may be liquefied by application of sufficient pressure.

Am I trying to ensure that this safety critical system is fit to fly?

As you design your application architecture, planning for growth is as critical as any other aspect in front of you.

So there has not been a human-centric approach to addressing this segment of the market, so we really believe it is critical to think of it.

And all of that reaffirms how critical it is for primary care doctors to ask the right questions and offer diagnosis without stigma.

The point is that you need to be critical of experts. Is the person you seek advice from able to give you a credible answer?

In leaving behind 60 years of diplomatic relations, this has created a great deal of critical comments, as well as of support.

She was In a critical condition after the heart transplant operation when her body rejected the organ.

Being able to easily identify the critical pieces of code can prove to be very valuable.

critical of him said, "Report list" is "nonsense Bang" , the information is inaccurate, attention to narrow, calculation error.

It has been a critical task for banking industry to continuously improve its corporate governance to meet the request of market development.

Any list of "good" or "critical" or "important" resources is bound to be incomplete. This one is no exception.

Because a strong Saturn is always critical to your career progress, this planet's turn to speedier orbit will be a blessing.

Do not be so unreasonably critical about tiny things. Find something better to do with your time.

I remember one man who kept ordering me to get his food and demanding things we did not serve. He was also very critical.

This grade is given to plants that have no critical findings and only a few minor food safety , . problems.

The early critical theorists turned to art in an attempt to emancipate us from the grip of technology in modern industrialized society.

Room a bit on the small side if slightly critical, but this did not take anything out of our stay in the slightest.

Or she could argue that the prototype is so critical to the business that she should get 50 percent of the company's stock.

However, it was not critical adulation, but the incredible word ofmouth that spread about the book that made it a bestseller.

So far the Glazers have resisted attempts to drive them out of Old Trafford even though the fans have been so critical of their reign.

Three parts, bearing in mind that water coating is not easy to control volume, viscosity control is critical.

She never read any critical reviews of her own work, but her letters to friends show she was pleased with it.

Over time, no matter how much memory you have, your mobile system will slowly lose memory, bringing you to a critical state.

Fast response and high flow is often critical to maintaining tank pressures in back pressure applications.

"After that, " Dr. Sacktor said, "we began to focus solely on PKMzeta to see how critical it really was to behavior. "

"I don't think Kan was that critical of the BOJ, " the first source said. "The BOJ and the government have been working hand in hand. "

The surface finish and condition at the point of sealing contact are also critical.

"Ensuring supply of food and safe drinking water and trying to restore good sanitation are critical. "

Fliers critical of the regime have been distributed and people arrested for putting up a poster demanding freedom, he said.

For a real confidence boost, try it out on the most devoted, and least critical, family member: your pet, as long as it isn't a parrot.

Since the usage of these bearings allows very loose tolerances, extreme trike frame alignment will not be a critical issue.

His professed attitude to the political process was that of the critical Public Choice theorists.

And although the Fed is still going to have more tools available to it, it is critical that the other branches of government step up.

Only the critical resources should be assigned, in a proposed state, as a means of holding them for this new initiative.

He said construction of the remaining 30 meters is a critical phase that involves installation of a digital antenna.

The point at which branching of the graph occurs is called a bifurcation point and corresponds to a critical value of the load.

"People might speculate that women would be more sensitive, but these processes are just as critical to men, " she said.

Among party leaders Francois Lucian court's decision will be referred to as "the truth into a critical stage. "

Thirdly, in the treatment of development process, and how much will a certain critical effect of ". "

The position of equilibrium in a biochemical system is often of critical importance.

Being ahead of any problem and its user reports is critical to providing a satisfactory level of service to the user community as a whole.

His mother spent the critical days after his beating trying to enlist reluctant doctors to help her son.

One is the sort of -- the willingness to expose myself to a critical audience, and not to suggest that I am confident about what I'm doing.

A critical part of living better and being fit is not eating as much junk food as you used to.

It is often difficult to isolate the causes of errors from a critical examination of the completely processed results.

It is now the most critical moment is the effective and concrete implementation of the program to save the city of the moment.

he made a critical remarks on her new work.

Even just a period of a year's difference in teaching is critical in these early years of accelerated learning.

Since the eigen solution space is complete, all critical temperatures and corresponding buckling modes are able to be obtained.

Staveley may be celebrated in the British media for her dealmaking prowess but I've heard more critical talk back in her adopted hometown.

Even before HP (HPQ) bought Palm, webOS was a fine operating system, but it failed to draw a critical mass of developers.

Overhaul of the rural sector has been a critical party plank and a key to China's long-term economic development.

The security-transparent code would not be able to see the private or internal members of the security-critical code.

Practice is not just repetition. Be ruthlessly critical and keep trying to improve on the constituent elements of the skill.

More importantly, it is hard for such a service to gain critical mass: why join, if it does not already have many users?

Science played such a critical role in setting up the world of Moon. In the case of Source Code, how much science fact comes into play?

She said she would perhaps take a few to her friends after the critical month.

He said literature and the arts are critical to what he called normalization after decades of military rule.

'I hear, 'So-and-so's job performance seems to be slipping, or they don't seem to be working on critical projects, so can we let them go? ''

While it might not seem like much saved, over time and with a heavy load, this adds up to a critical savings.

At this critical juncture, Mazu wrote at the feet of grass, looking for a trunk and a few, thrown into the sea.

Often some sort of competency center is a good approach to building a critical mass of the appropriate skills.

As with the novels she discusses, Brandon might have approached these diaries with a more critical eye.

And, with a slim grip on power in Canberra, Australia's government mightn't welcome foreign ownership of a critical piece of infrastructure.

Different from Engels, there had been a critical distance between Marx and Feuerbach long before he started to compose the Holy Family.

"The critical thing is to be able to take the human mind down into that environment, " said the marine geologist.

One cannot be careful enough in making the decision as it was such a critical case.

Mr. Bohndorf is an activist shareholder who resides on the Spanish island of Ibiza and who had been critical of the bank, said this person.

Often some sort of competency center is a good approach to building a critical mass of the appropriate skills.

As with the novels she discusses, Brandon might have approached these diaries with a more critical eye.

And, with a slim grip on power in Canberra, Australia's government mightn't welcome foreign ownership of a critical piece of infrastructure.

Different from Engels, there had been a critical distance between Marx and Feuerbach long before he started to compose the Holy Family.

"The critical thing is to be able to take the human mind down into that environment, " said the marine geologist.

One cannot be careful enough in making the decision as it was such a critical case.

He criticized the dual nature of the modern implication basis, metaphysics, and the critical access to a unified criticism.

If it was dealing with critical contract negotiations or similar, then you faced the prospect of a divided group with simmering conflicts.

Mr. Bohndorf is an activist shareholder who resides on the Spanish island of Ibiza and who had been critical of the bank, said this person.

The detection of these geological features is one of most critical parts of a stability investigation.

If it was dealing with critical contract negotiations or similar, then you faced the prospect of a divided group with simmering conflicts.

No doubt, it possesses a great value of social perceive, and is essentially rational, even on a historical critical scale.

Mr. Bohndorf is an activist shareholder who resides on the Spanish island of Ibiza and who had been critical of the bank, said this person.

The detection of these geological features is one of most critical parts of a stability investigation.

Performance under shock and vibration is often critical in performance applications.

You need to build a senior team that's able to manage all the critical areas of your business to take it to the next level.

Test results of Qiantang River silt in Hangzhou show that the critical hydraulic gradient of the silt differs from that of sandy soil.

The German and French leaders called for a "critical review of the sense of using agency ratings in European regulations" .

I think you're being a little critical. The actor in the lead role is fantastic. I suppose the chorus could be a bit better, though.

Each phase results in a critical milestone version of the system, as well as an evaluation of the phase and planning for the next phase.

Test results of Qiantang River silt in Hangzhou show that the critical hydraulic gradient of the silt differs from that of sandy soil.

The German and French leaders called for a "critical review of the sense of using agency ratings in European regulations" .

I think you're being a little critical. The actor in the lead role is fantastic. I suppose the chorus could be a bit better, though.

Each phase results in a critical milestone version of the system, as well as an evaluation of the phase and planning for the next phase.

As a result, governments began to see pollution and the degradation of natural resources as critical factors in the economy, he adds.

Expansion uniformity is an important mechanic property of intravascular stent, which produce a critical effect on safety of the stent.

The concept of "face" or "self-image" , known as Mianzi in Chinese, is core to Chinese culture and one which is critical to understand.

If I have been critical, it is only to share with you my faith and abiding belief in both music and young people.

Since the movie's debut at Cannes, the critical consensus seems to be that it is fun, but no classic.

Yeah. He's always ready to help and gives a leg-up in critical time.

The concept of "face" or "self-image" , known as Mianzi in Chinese, is core to Chinese culture and one which is critical to understand.

If I have been critical, it is only to share with you my faith and abiding belief in both music and young people.

Since the movie's debut at Cannes, the critical consensus seems to be that it is fun, but no classic.

Yeah. He's always ready to help and gives a leg-up in critical time.

Everything works so well that developing -- as I said earlier -- a sense of urgency is critical.

While he continued to write prolifically, his later work did not have the same critical and popular appeal as his earlier novels.

The easiest way is to put tags in the XML file that will cause only the critical GUI controls and values to be considered.

The audits of 11 suppliers so far followed a meeting in August as the coalition prepared to release a sharply critical report.

Descriptive writing in humanity, particularly in literature is often mixed with critical writing.

Special grants should address new or critical development problems, and should be clearly distinguishable from the Bank's regular programs.

The audits of 11 suppliers so far followed a meeting in August as the coalition prepared to release a sharply critical report.

Descriptive writing in humanity, particularly in literature is often mixed with critical writing.

Special grants should address new or critical development problems, and should be clearly distinguishable from the Bank's regular programs.

You seem to be critical of his political initiative.

On graduation he worked in the Nixon administration, setting out his philosophy in a 1973 memo: "I take a hard-nosed critical approach. "

This might not be very critical for our timesheet application, but in other scenarios this could be very expensive in terms of resources.

The broker is optional in the base pattern but is often a critical piece in enterprise systems.

He had been strongly critical of a similar bargain struck in 1994 by his predecessor, Bill Clinton, which later unravelled.

Another critical advantage for Apple was that China provided engineers at a scale the United States could not match.

Don't be critical of him, for he is a beginner.

He had been strongly critical of a similar bargain struck in 1994 by his predecessor, Bill Clinton, which later unravelled.

Another critical advantage for Apple was that China provided engineers at a scale the United States could not match.

Don't be critical of him, for he is a beginner.

In fact, in the case of shared services it is often more critical that deployments run smoothly and reliably.

One of the most critical decisions you'll ever make is how much you test.

It could be the critical bit of infrastructure between wireless communications in the body and the global internet.

One critical factor was that Lee Iacocca reframed the congressional members' thinking and removed their barriers to his goal of a bailout.

Who knows, but it's only a matter of time before Barkley has something else critical to say about James and the Heat, bank on it.

He said that "there is a critical need for a database on toxicity and a regulatory framework for nanomaterial use, handling and disposal" .

Even in the dark world she was the angel of devil attacks - when the critical time in their lives there sent her ride!

Even in the dark world she was the angel of devil attacks - when the critical time in their lives there sent her ride!

Philosophy of life is not that the film but I felt shocked with such a critical subject for comedy looks easy, like this one!

Jose Mourinho, in the beginning, was critical of you and Sami Khedira over your integration and with the language difficulties.

but nothing so critical that she'll feel uncomfortable going out with me in the future.

But if the thing you're passionate about, you think, "Boy, there's only a critical time window to get involved, " sometimes it does work.

The question of how much power and autonomy a subsidiary should have is a critical subject.

Although this work is critical, it covers only a portion of the total planning effort required over the lifetime of a portal.

Now every one of you has good reason to be critical of me.

Having cooperation with the farmer directly makes it easy to grab the critical temperature, time picking frozen.

Reaffirming America's role as the global engine of scientific discovery and technological innovation has never been more critical.

Reaffirming America's role as the global engine of scientific discovery and technological innovation has never been more critical.

However, at the critical 12-week stage, I had a haemorrhage and was informed by an obstetrician that the foetal heart had stopped beating.

A well-designed deposit insurance system can be a critical part of such a balanced financial safety net.

A cover letter is often your earliest written contact with a potential employer, creating a critical first impression.

Goodness. I recommended that he be released because we had assessed him to be a critical senior member of Al Qaeda when he wasn't.

The Iranian nuclear issue is at a critical juncture. The door to reaching a peaceful solution through diplomatic means is still open.

If it's critical to your career to simply put up with the boss, try to make the best of the situation.

What you can get out of this whole journal writing are to improve your problem solving skills and to increase your critical thinking skills.

She was diagnosed to have pneumonia and is now in a critical condition.

How much copper will the world's largest copper importer export? That counterintuitive question is critical to the outlook for the metal.

But Russia's most critical newspaper, co-founded by Mikhail Gorbachev, the architect of perestroika, was the natural place for her to be.

It's a critical time for you to get ahead, so give your career all you've got to give in the second half, even though it's holiday time.

Examine the MFC code that your time- critical code uses to see if it meets your performance requirements .

Development must now be speeded up to help solve the critical issue of inadequate primary energy sources in many areas.

McRae was forced to become more critical of me, which I think made him somewhat uncomfortable, but which had some impact.

However this did not stop people from building very large, mission critical, systems - like the Cargill Lynx Project.

Peace of mind is critical to happiness, so use the money to pay down your debts or to add to your savings.

Attention. Reached a critical point. Does not mean anything. Something of nothing. Empathy. What the basis is not a selling point.

Right at this point, we are back to where we were, the situation is about as critical as it was before the person steps on it.

This idiom is used metaphorically to mean to be in a helpless and critical situation, surrounded by the enemy on all sides.

While it's sometimes convenient to see only what you want to see, it's critical at other times that you see things that you don't.

Titanic on a confusion in critical moment, the human nature of good and evil, the noble and despicable more accountable.

Fire seems to have been the critical factor in preventing invasion of the grassland by woody plants.

sepsis decreased critical depolarization, and rocuronium did not influence critical depolarization.

The push is especially critical for groups like the blind, who rely on being able to hear vehicles to avoid being hit.

Unfortunately, as computer systems become used in more critical situations, even denial of service is often unacceptable.

You are also in a position to make some critical observations as to what you could do to improve your living conditions at home.

Thailand is a major non-NATO security ally of the United States in a critical and highly valued partnership, he said.

Since most critical parts of Zenit are built in Russia, it would be relatively easy to organise its production in the country.

This was the critical moment, and one of nerves less steady, or of a training that had been neglected, would have seized it to rise and fly.

The implication was that it was critical to avoid the policy mistakes that transformed that earlier crisis into a macroeconomic disaster.

Adams says his time at Insead was the best year of his life, and a "critical step in making it possible for me to do what I'm doing now" .

We should learn to be content with all that we have, and should not be too critical about things around us.

Just a few years ago, they were a critical factor in the economic booms witnessed in Spain, Ireland and Britain.

"Even though they seem to be quite critical of my previous work, I'm pretty happy with this publication, " he says.

A critical design goal of any transformation is the ability for it to participate in an iterative development process.

"Fiscal stimulus is critical but could be counterproductive if it is not timely, targeted and temporary, " he said.

But every Out group carries with it a critical perspective, forged in the painful experiences of rejection and marginalization.

What concerned Kenney was a critical lack of both aircraft and crews, and those that he had were beginning to wear out.

The critical years seem to be the early and middle ones of your career.

As a result, the availability of mission-critical information systems is often tied directly to business performance or revenue.

The email is believed to have been critical in News International's decision to pay Taylor such a large sum of money.

Among this lonely body, Wang yan sheng was one of the editors having the critical influence.

All this said, there are certainly some time-critical situations where users must be notified in an obtrusive, attention-demanding manner.

So as I hear you talking about all of these things, besides avoiding common sense overuse, it sounds like the shoe is really critical.

One of the deputies most critical of the project, Nguyen Minh Thuyet, said the vote was a watershed for the legislature.

Castro hated the group and the leaflets critical of him that it had dropped over Havana in the past.

Now imagine trying to understand someone else's regular expressions, in the middle of a critical function of a large program.

While certainly true, it's critical to find a way to be able to leave your baggage and anxiety at the door.

At the beginning of the increment, the increasing rate of the critical collapse distance is much higher than that of any later time.

Many legacy applications are "off limits" to developers due to the critical nature of the business operations they support.

Often, events leading up to a tantrum are critical to whether the tantrum actually takes place, research shows.

Can not be said to have had the critical realism literature and a number of different names of the so-called realism is really realistic.

"Nissan was not facing up to its problems, " he says, which meant critical decisions were being put off.

The other kind of logging, called business-critical, influences other parts of the system in a business-relevant sense.

In both Korea and Thailand, critical reforms have been implemented and financial markets are beginning to stabilize.

"Critical" reporting of any kind will now require at least two sources.

Despite the critical remarks about this book in State and Revolution, Lenin obviously still greatly admired many of its arguments.

Can I request you to do all you can to adhere to these given time-lines as it affects the critical path of this project.

No-one was more critical than Bolivia, which earlier this year hosted its own 'social summit' on climate change.

The SPT is a tremendous utility and when used properly, should be a critical part of any System p architect's repertoire.

The concept of a container is critical at design time and is useful in other situations as well.

I suppose you might be right, but I think he should be a little less critical.

His job is of critical significance yet a bit of risks.

Congenital heart disease affects only about one birth out of 120 in the United States, and only a fraction of those are considered critical.

For I stand here today to tell you how to spend the four years of university life critical, in fact, a little spot to.

but then something strange happened, at some mysterious and critical point, the crime rate began to turn, it tipped.

When it comes to the very critical point of a project or program, your favorite assistant may suddenly put a resignation on your desk.

You could create a service that uses a timer to periodically check the critical server to ensure that the system is up and running .

The acceptability of accounting data is one of the critical factors which determine the result of response to suits.

But the critical point was that, in the process, we were trying to teach Benjamin that one can solve a problem effectively by oneself.

The monologue is usually directed toward a silent audience, with the speaker's words influenced by a critical situation.

Today we're focusing on the critical part of the call where success or failure is usually determined: the opening statement.

In turn, the McCain campaign accused Obama of turning the critical White House meeting into a political shouting match.

As a notion, critical thinking is ambiguous and vague, and its up holders have so far no clear explanations for it.

In the strain sweep experiment, it was found that the critical strain applied to this waste liquor polymer solution was up to 0.

Referee should not call Kobe's traveling in that critical moment if it's in play off. This is why I said rockets win by lucky.

Doctors later had to amputate one of his legs and he lay in a critical condition for months.

And would the Department of Homeland Security have developed into such a disaster if Congress had been more critical from the start?

This code tests one of the most critical parts of my problem domain: getting factors for a number.

Taiwan is watching carefully, too, since naval power would be critical to any Chinese military move against the island.

'By our traditional standards of analysis, currency valuation isn't a critical part of their medium-term challenges, ' he said.

Easy to work with and great communication skills are very critical.

As a project manager, your schedule is one of the most critical tools used to manage a project to completion.

The critical advantage of a cost leadership strategy is that the leader can threaten competitors with a price war if they do not behave.

"We cannot continue to give China and other governments a pass on this critical issue, " he said in a statement.

A Chinese official once bitterly complained to me that some of my reportage was overly critical of China.

That is a critical point. And we used the second derivative to see that this critical point is a local maximum.

Cable net curtain wall is a new structural style. The prestressing construction is one of the most critical links of a curtain wall project.

Although it has obvious limitations and defects, popular culture critical theory of Frankfurt School is of enlightening significance to us.