Single pods can be strung together to make larger structures.
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If you can, seize those shifts to make larger changes.
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Insurers will now have to make larger lump sum payments for claims.
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Once imports start, local prices could crash and could make larger imports unviable.
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I can make larger gestures, expand, have an imaginary horizon line for my sculptures.
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This is a great option for home chefs who like to make larger pizzas.
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One thing that can help is if customers make larger orders when they get delivery.
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So I wanted to make larger, more spatial games with more color for a while.
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Aircraft manufacturers typically make larger profit margins on the larger models within a specific category.
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More narcissistic artists also tend to make larger paintings and date their works more frequently.
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The change means insurers will now have to make larger lump sum payments for those claims.
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The firms make larger margins on those sales than for sodas sold in traditional-sized cans.
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That means households can make larger contributions before hitting the maximum tax deduction and carryforward limits.
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Much of the world can make larger investments in renewables with negligible changes to the grid.
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The change means companies will now have to make larger lump sum payments for such claims.
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In May, BMW warned on profits, saying it had had to make larger investments than expected.
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Buyers may make larger profits from the additional crops they can grow than the water costs them.
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Organic e-skin in particular is useful because it allows manufacturers to make larger displays at lower costs.
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I'm now able to make larger paintings, explore more varied techniques and materials, and build inventory for shows.
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With the new size, Asus could be going after Lenovo or Acer, two companies that already make larger Chromebooks.
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Securing the backing of Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund (PIF) should at least make larger global rivals take Noon.
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As a collective, they'll make larger waves than the names on the back of their jerseys suggest they should.
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Financing is often available from local lenders, though nonresident borrowers will likely be required to make larger down payments.
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He is an equal opportunity provocateur, they said, given to using strong and politically incorrect language to make larger points.
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Yes, the rich impose disproportionately much higher climate costs, and they will need to make larger adjustments (no second yachts).
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Veksler acknowledges that costs do go up when retailers make larger sizes, but inclusive sizes also attract a broader customer base.
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With the 29.3 holiday season coming into sight, retailers need extra liquidity around this time of year to make larger orders.
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Scientists will need to make larger and higher precision detectors to ascertain the dimensions and shape of the empty space better.
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The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission had sued the county for requiring older workers to make larger pension contributions than younger ones.
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Does it make larger points about the elasticity of animal brains, and what happens when minds are challenged with increasingly complex tasks?
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Beyond the Fed, investors also need a resolution on the trade war before the stock market can make larger strides higher, says Siegel.
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They are currently working on scaling the process to make larger blocks, so any plans for a transparent treehouse may have to wait.
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As someone who loves to cook and make larger portions to meal prep, the small kitchen was one of the biggest drawbacks for me.
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It might even raise equity as homebuyers use the tax-free cash to make larger down payments and homeowners use it to reduce mortgage principal.
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A lower rate requires insurers to make larger lump sum payments on personal injury claims, as it assumes lower annual investment returns for that amount.
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Critic's Notebook Barack and Michelle Obama don't like to waste an opportunity, in word or action, to make larger points about contemporary life and culture.
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Teams were asked to make larger contributions to the league to help pay for the fund that lends money to teams that build or refurbish stadiums.
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"I believe they bought this to learn about the market and to determine if they are able to make larger investments," said Morningstar analyst Vishnu Lekraj.
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Because of the bank's current limited authority to make larger loans, it's financing less, but a greater percentage of its capital is flowing to small businesses.
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A lower Ogden rate requires insurers to make larger lump sum payments on personal injury claims, as it assumes lower annual investment returns for those payments.
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The easyJet pilots in the Netherlands are unhappy about their working hours, do not receive sick pay and want the company to make larger pension contributions.
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A lower rate requires insurers to make larger lump sum payments on personal injury claims, as it assumes lower annual investment returns for that lump sum.
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A lower Ogden rate requires insurers to make larger lump sum payments on personal injury claims, as it assumes lower annual investment returns for those amounts.
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If global uncertainties clear up, we envision other major central banks will make larger strides down a hawkish path relative to what the Fed could do.
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And as more and more cash has poured into Silicon Valley, investors have become willing to make larger and larger bets on more and more outlandish ideas.
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The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, which sued the county for requiring older workers to make larger pension contributions, asked the court to reject the case last month.
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Still, the case of Swift and Mueller is a major jumping off point in what seems to give her strength to make larger decisions in the future.
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"We did see traffic continue to be a headwind for us in the second quarter," said Haselden, adding that customers did make larger purchases, offsetting that trend.
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They found that neurons with similar functions are more likely to both connect to and make larger connections with each other than they are with other neuron types.
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I think there were a lot of people — myself included — who expected Clinton to make larger gains in, say, the Philadelphia suburbs because we couldn't see this distinction.
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"We had a lot of plus-sized customers emailing us, saying we should make larger sizes, saying that they want to look and feel good, too," Ghanem said.
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That's because opening a credit card can help you establish good credit, which will allow you to make larger purchases in the future, such as a car or home.
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One smaller short seller said he used put options in conjunction with Seeking Alpha posts to make larger bets given limited capital, but emphasized making unfounded claims could backfire.
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This is particularly worrisome for millennials because many are still building credit, which allows you to make larger purchases in the future, such as a car or a house.
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This kind of slowing growth might give China "a greater incentive to make larger comprises" in any trade deal with the United States, he added in a research note.
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One flaw frustrated me in both iPhones: the poor design of Reachability, the software feature that was designed to make larger phone screens easier to use with one hand.
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But corruption, cronyism and a severe economic crisis thanks to a fall in the price of oil have weakened its support and opposition parties had expected to make larger gains.
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The conservative Club for Growth on Thursday opposed adding a lifeline to the continuing resolution (CR) that would give the Export-Import Bank the ability to make larger loans again.
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"China will make larger efforts this year to induce private investors to participate in the restructuring of state-owned enterprises," said Li Jin, chief researcher at the China Enterprise Research Institute.
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When you're getting started as an independent adult, it's important to establish good credit, since that allows you to make larger purchases in the future, such as a car or home.
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They point out that if the chip maker were able to continue to reduce costs, it would have been able to make larger inroads into the mobile computing world of smartphones.
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If you are invested in mutual funds, keep in mind that they tend to make larger distributions toward the end of the year, in late November or early December, Steffen said.
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Pinchers Crab Shack will remain closed for an extended period, with owners Phelan Family Brands deciding to make larger improvements and to undertake a renovation due to damage caused by Irma.
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However, the company recorded a bigger-than-expected profit in the second quarter, selling more products to professional customers such as electricians, plumbers and builders who typically make larger, more frequent purchases.
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Users cannot build credit histories — which can be a problem when they need to make larger purchases or take out loans — and are cut out from buying certain things as a result.
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We need to focus more on: here's this specific action that we can hold people accountable for, and how can we make larger policy changes to address this problem in the future.
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Not very interesting, but if you make larger, say, 260 inches, you start to appreciate the sunlight coming through it, the sky, almost discernible trees, and the fleeting glimpses of people passing by.
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If Trump is serious in claiming he recognizes that the criminal justice system is treating people unfairly, it's time to make larger-scale changes — changes that fix the unfairness on the front end.
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To make larger tiles smaller, right-click a tile (or, on a touch screen, press and hold) to open the contextual menu, choose Resize and then select a smaller size from the list.
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In "Why the Obamas' Portrait Choices Matter," Roberta Smith writes: Barack and Michelle Obama don't like to waste an opportunity, in word or action, to make larger points about contemporary life and culture.
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As small businesses, most hedge funds would probably avoid being caught by a Labour promise to make "larger" firms pay more corporate tax, although private equity firms' investments may not be so lucky.
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"Part of her genius is that she really understands how all of that operated and took advantage of the fact that people rely on very simple cues to make larger assessments about people," Nudell said.
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Although the rich are likely to make larger donations they can write off, 87 percent of young people were credited with donating to charity in 2013 as well, more than half of which exceeded $100.
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However, the company's shares rose 3.173% as it recorded a bigger-than-expected profit in the second quarter, selling more products to professional customers like electricians, plumbers and builders who typically make larger, more frequent purchases.
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The $125 million Opportunities Fund, as it is called, will be used by London-based Dawn to make larger investments in a smaller, cherry-picked selection of startups that it has already backed in earlier stages.
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It also gives it the room to make larger strategic moves, like migrating onto its own architecture late last year, which, in the long run could turn out to drastically improve the margins on its business.
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But the voice of their omniscient narrator, who will occasionally pull back from the action to make larger comments about our ideas of morality and "doing good," is much more mature and mournful, marked by regret.
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One of the biggest barriers that emerging filmmakers face, and especially women and filmmakers of color, is limited access to funding and resources to make their films, to continue making their films, or to make larger, big-budget films.
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Five Democrats took to the Senate floor and called on Banking Committee Chairman Richard Shelby (R-Ala.) to vote on the nomination of Mark McWatters, which could provide the agency's board with the quorum needed to make larger loans.
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Once your doctor has concluded that you're dealing with post-infectious IBS, they may suggest that you avoid certain foods like gluten or dairy, or make larger overall dietary changes for a period of time to see if your symptoms abate.
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Club for Growth opposes Ex-Im provision on the spending bill: The conservative Club for Growth on Thursday opposed adding a lifeline to the continuing resolution (CR) that would give the Export-Import Bank the ability to make larger loans again.
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Business groups urge Congress to give Ex-Im Bank power to make larger loans: Two business groups are backing congressional efforts to ensure the Export-Import Bank can approve larger loans amid an impasse in the Senate over approving a board nominee.
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The following stocks may be affected by newspaper reports and other factors on Wednesday: The Norwegian maker of food, tooth brushes and other consumer goods will at some point make "larger acquisitions", board Chairman Stein Erik Hagen told financial daily Dagens Naeringsliv.
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Gupta said launching then was a blessing in disguise because CIOs at the time were eager to make larger, foundational changes to IT at a time when others were curbing those investments — all while still making the necessary cuts to the bottom line.
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When you're getting started as an independent adult, it's important to establish good credit — that allows you to make larger purchases in the future, such as a car or home — and one way to do so is by opening a credit card.
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"For now, both sides seem determined to reach an agreement to avert the disastrous outcomes led by the trade war but they have to make larger compromises to bridge the gap," Ken Cheung, senior Asian FX strategist at Mizuho Bank in Hong Kong said in a note.
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While the cost of a motor insurance policy in the UK rose last quarter after falling in the first three months of this year, Britain's plans to change the discount rate have brought in more uncertainty for insurers, who now have to make larger initial lump sum payments for claims.
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Calling Trump's allegations "completely wrong," Fields stressed that Ford's plans to hire 22019,800 workers in Mexico and shift production of smaller vehicles across the border—while necessary to ensure competitive prices for U.S. consumers—would not result in job losses in Michigan since workers there would make larger and more expensive vehicles instead.
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Most potential Democratic voters say they prefer a candidate who aims for policies that have a good chance of becoming law, even if they wouldn't make major changes, over a candidate who aims for policies that would make larger changes (56% feel that way, 36% prefer a candidate who shoots for major change).
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Oracle today announced that it has made another acquisition, this time to enhance both the kind of data that it can provide to its business customers, and its artificial intelligence capabilities: it is buying DataFox, a startup that has amassed a huge company database — currently covering 2.8 million public and private businesses, adding 1.2 million each year — and uses AI to analyse that to make larger business predictions.
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Johnson argues that a large, diverse group of non-experts will generally make larger leaps in innovation than a small group of experts.
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The properties were sold and amalgamated to make larger holdings again. Lands with river frontage were retained for agricultural purposes; the others reverted to their former purpose, cattle grazing.
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However, the interior is completely renovated to accommodate a two-story, high-value merchandise store. Moreover, Restoration Hardware expanded the rear of the building to make larger gallery space and patio space for customers.
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This is a specialty of the Seris. These are typically made by women, with small baskets taking a month to make. Larger ones can take up to two years. Most coritas are bought by foreigners as the work needed to create them makes them expensive.
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287 Oryzomys couesi builds globular nests of woven vegetation suspended among reeds, about above the water or the ground;Benson and Gehlbach, 1979, p. 227; Reid, 2009, p. 207; Schmidly and Davis, 2004, p. 281 in Texas, larger individuals make larger nests.Benson and Gehlbach, 1979, p.
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It also has a low toxicity in the body and is inert in the intestines. Chitin also has antibacterial properties. Chitin forms crystals that make fibrils that become surrounded by proteins. These fibrils can bundle to make larger fibers that contribute to the hierarchical structure of many biological materials.
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According to the Angel Capital Association, an angel group or angel network is individual angel investors joining together with other angel investors to evaluate and invest in entrepreneurial companies. These angels typically pool their capital to make larger investments. Some characteristics of angel networks are: meeting regularly to review business proposals, deciding collectively whether to invest or not, and working together to conduct due diligence to validate the plans, statements and history of the companies founding team, Between 10,000 and 15,000 angels are believed to belong to angel groups in the U.S. Angel groups also sometimes co-invest with other angel groups, individual angels and very early-stage venture capitalists to make larger, aggregate investments.
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Although this press was "a bit on the small side", by designing for its limitations King could make larger prints.Gleeson, 2-3. Some years later, he acquired a larger press which "gave him scope to wield a longer, wider brush- mark on the lithographic plate".Jenny Zimmer, catalogue essay, 19.
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The traditional Pantalone stance is that of a hunch-backed old man. He walks with his hips forward, allowing him to make larger strides when he walks.John Rudlin: Commedia Dell'arte: An Actor's Handbook, p. 94 The hunched shape restricts his legs, which are bent and turned out at the knees.
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Adam Madebe was born in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe. While training at Mzilikazi Art & Craft Centre, he began sculpting figurines in clay. Around 1970, metal became his chosen medium to realise his desire to make larger works. He subsequently became an art instructor at Mzilikazi Art & Craft Centre, teaching ceramics from 1974 through 1992.
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Electronic calculators contain a keyboard with buttons for digits and arithmetical operations; some even contain "00" and "000" buttons to make larger or smaller numbers easier to enter. Most basic calculators assign only one digit or operation on each button; however, in more specific calculators, a button can perform multi-function working with key combinations.
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The reason seiches cause so much damage is due to resonance within the bays reflecting the waves where they combine to make larger standing waves. For more information see seiches.Ichinose .G.A, et al; 2000 Lake Tahoe also experienced a massive collapse of the western edge of the basin that formed McKinney Bay around 50,000 years ago.
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The lockup is basically as it exists today except for the entrance to the later large exercise yard, and the removal of some interior walls to make larger cells. The cell block was constructed by the 20th Company of Royal Sappers and Miners. Perth Gazette and Independent Journal of Politics and News, 20 August 1852, p.3.
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Food supplementation and access to food does not affect the number or the sizes of worker offspring. This could suggest that there is not the adaptive advantage to make larger workers. Stabilizing selection is present to make a fixed number of workers regardless of nest size or food availability. The selection shifts toward the production of more sexual females than larger males.
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After he was denied admission in premier drama and film institutes of the country, he formed his own theatre company in Delhi in 2009 and then entered into collaborations with various producers over years to make larger than life stage productions. He is also revered for making an unconventional career choice after getting coveted education in the field of finance and law.
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The area is popular among campers, tourists, fishermen, and hunters. Common fish within the waters include pumpkinseed, bluegill, small and largemouth bass, native crayfish, northern pike, yellow perch, and bowfin. There are ample shore fishing locations and two public boating access points. The Dead Stream Flooding is mostly shallow and contains numerous underwater obstacles that make larger motorized vessels discouraged.
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These make an even better performing bristlebot that is faster in a straight line. Domestic scrubbing brushes, with larger motors, may be used to make larger brushbots with equally simple construction. By separating the drive across two brush heads, a bristlebot may begin to have steering control. Simple robotics with long- established circuitry may then be used to drive each side independently, with two motors.
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Marx was particularly attracted to the comprehensive nature of Proudhon's writings up to 1845 and the latter's willingness to make larger connections from smaller observations.Thomas, Marx and the Anarchists, pp. 197–198. In his book What Is Property? Proudhon emphasized the social relationships emerging from private property, and the tendency of economic development to produce a propertyless proletariat in ever increasing numbers—ideas which Marx found compelling.
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The fungus has a soft, thin, crust-like fruit body forming strips that measure long by wide; these strips are sometimes joined to make larger patches. The pore surface is whitish with small pores numbering 6–8 per millimetre. S. subvulgaris has a dimitic hyphal system. Some of the hyphae of the dissepiment edges (the tissue between the pores) is encrusted with spiny crystals.
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These particles orbited the Sun in nearly circular orbits right next to each other, as the gas from which they condensed. Gradually the gentle collisions allowed the flakes to stick together and make larger particles which, in turn, attracted more solid particles towards them. This process is known as accretion. The objects formed by accretion are called planetesimals--they act as seeds for planet formation.
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With the support of Hébrand and the material assistance of his foundry, Bourdelle was able to make larger works and earn greater recognition. His father died in 1906, and Bourdelle changed his first name to simply Antoine, after his father. He married his second wife, Cléopatre Sevastos (1892-1972), who was of Greek origin. She and their daughter, Rhodia, became a frequent inspiration for his works.
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In practice, the operational savings inherent in flying fewer aircraft make larger types more economical on routes which can sustain their size. However, ground facilities such as runways, handling facilities and hangars must be enlarged to cope, and the expense of this must be offset against the lower operating cost. The limited width available at some airports restricts the wing span achievable on a practical aircraft.
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Often schools work together to make larger competitions that pit more students against each other. One of the larger regional egg drop competitions is the Winston-Salem / Forsyth County Egg Drop Competition that takes place during Engineers Week (late February) each year.Forsyth County Egg Drop Competition Egg drop is one of 18 events in the North Carolina Science Olympiad elementary competition. Over more than 100 teams compete in this annual competition.
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Many small cottages have been lost on almost every street in the village, or combined to make larger dwellings. A chapel built in 1865 no longer stands on Main Street. It was once used by the village undertaker and later converted to a garage and workshop in 1972. Main Street once curved sharply at the junction of Main Street and Bridle Road and was a very dangerous road.
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The race was held on Sunday, July 30. The start of the race saw the top five qualifiers remain in grid order, while Simon Pagenaud managed to jump Scott Dixon in the first turn. Further back in the field, some drivers were able to make larger moves, such as Marco Andretti moving up from 14th to 10th. The opening laps were mostly uneventful aside from pit stops, as some, such as Carlos Muñoz and Max Chilton on lap 5.
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In order to make larger batches of meth to take advantage of their new arrangement with Tuco, Walt and Jesse switch from using pseudoephedrine to methylamine as a precursor. This tints their meth blue, which becomes a signature of Walt's product. The pair begin to fear for their lives when, after testing the purity of the meth they delivered by snorting some of it, Tuco senselessly beats to death one of his own men, No-Doze (Cesar Garcia).
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Electronic identities in Norway issued by banks are called BankID (diffrent than Sweden's BankID). They make it possible to log into Norwegian authorities, universities and banks, and to make larger payments using the Vipps mobile payment service, used by more than half of the population as of 2017. The Norwegian BankID på mobil service is utilizing the mobile phone SIM card for authentication, and is financed by a fee to the mobile network operator for each authentication.
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Many FREMO modules joined together to make a large layout Meeting during 2010 in the Netherlands with over of track The Friendship of European railway modellers (, FREMO) is a modular rail transport modelling standard. Individual track and scenery modules are built to a common standard and are joined together to make larger model railway layouts. The FREMO standards were created following a meeting in Europe in 1981. Modules are wide, with variable length and viewable from both sides.
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One money making source that many people do not necessarily associate with gangs is human sex trafficking. Gangs are now turning to sex trafficking as it is seen as safer and more lucrative than drug trafficking. The gangs can make larger amounts of money quicker by selling other people's bodies, and are less likely to get caught. In certain circumstances, gangs may team up with other gangs in the area, and work together as a sex ring.
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Limiting access like this would directly impact agricultural institutes and university researchers, among others. Some fear that holders of biotechnology patents would exploit their rights in order to make larger profits, at the potential expense of farmers, healthcare patients, and other users of patented technologies. The ethics of using patents to increase profits are also debated. A typical argument in favor of biotech patents is that they enable companies to earn money that the companies in turn invest in further research.
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To expand on the work of the 20 foot interferometer, Pease, Michelson and George E. Hale designed a 50-foot interferometer which was installed at Mount Wilson Observatory in 1929. It successfully measured the diameter of Betelgeuse, but, other than beta Andromedae, could not measure any stars not already measured by the 20 foot interferometer. Optical interferometry reached the limit of the available technology and it took about thirty years for faster computing, electronic detectors and lasers to make larger interferometers possible again.
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Models are also sometimes cast in polyurethane resins. Resin shares some of the advantages as plastics over metals. They are lighter, so can make larger models, can cast higher levels of details, and will often require less preparation before painting than metals. This makes resin a common choice for smaller manufacturers of larger scale models with high levels of details intended for display or competition painting, where resin casts can match the details of plastic models whilst still being affordable for smaller production lines.
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According to Mahdavy the payments for the passage of ships through the Suez canal and the payments to countries in the Middle-East to allow the passage of oil pipelines are forms of external rents. Also the revenues of the export of oil can be seen as external rents. Mahdavy denies the idea that oil royalties are a compensation for the extraction of resources. He shows that in the Middle-east governments and companies are able to make larger profits through monopolistic positions and price fixing.
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Basic construction elements: base, rods and bricks, from a Plimpton era Bayko set. Bayko was primarily intended for the construction of model buildings. The rectangular Bakelite bases had a square grid of holes, spaced at 3/8 inch centres, into which thin metal rods, 75 thou [1.905 mm] in diameter, of various lengths, could be placed vertically. In order to make larger models, two or more bases could be joined together by means of metal links secured by screws through holes in the bases.
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General wrong way risk (also known as conjectural wrong way risk) arises through macroeconomic factors that are not specifically affecting the counterparty, such as a shock on interest rates. An example could an interest rate swap between two parties, where Party A agrees to pay to Party B a fixed interest rate in exchange for a floating interest rate. If interest rates rise globally, Party A's exposure increases while the counterparty's likelihood of default increases (as it is now obligated to make larger interest payments).
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Starr encouraged Henry Schrady to cast miniature bronzes that the company could cast from and sell copies of. The bronzes Schrady made were among the first in the US to use the lost-wax process. It was in Starr's gallery that Karl Bitter first saw Schrady's work, and hired him to make larger versions of his bull moose and elk buffalo sculptures to be shown at the 1901 Pan-American Exposition. One cast of the bull moose can be found in the Metropolitan Museum of Art's collection.
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A further 4% is being transferred annually from all income support payment amounts above a threshold of €300,000. That finally establishes a principle long supported by the public: farmers who receive high levels of income support from the EU budget should make larger "contributions" to projects of general public interest. To make farming even more market-orientated, the Health Check is decoupling a greater share of farmers' income support payments. The Health Check is also removing constraints on farmers' freedom to produce more in response to market demand.
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According to literature reviewed by the US Small Business Administration, the number of individuals in the US who made an angel investment between 2001 and 2003 is between 300,000 and 600,000. In the late 1980s, angels started to coalesce into informal groups with the goal of sharing deal flow and due diligence work, and pooling their funds to make larger investments. Angel groups are generally local organizations made up of 10 to 150 accredited investors interested in early-stage investing. In 1996 there were about 10 angel groups in the United States.
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Tubeless aerial telescope from Christiaan and Constantijn Huygens Around 1650 when Christiaan Huygens became interested in microscopes and telescopes, Constantijn helped him with the construction of the lenses. In 1655 Christiaan discovered Titan, a moon orbiting Saturn.Museumboerhaave.nl Between 1683 and 1687 Constantijn and his brother continued to make larger and longer focal length telescope objectives culminating in the very large tubeless aerial telescopes. He presented a 7.5 inch (190mm) diameter 123 ft (37.5 m) focal length aerial telescope objective to the Royal Society in 1690 that still bears his signature.
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It was seen in the mid-1960s that some rationalisation was needed within the Sheffield steel industry, particularly steel founding. With respect to this Jessop Saville separated its interests. Similar moves were taking place at Samuel Osborn & Company, Edgar Allen and Company and Hadfields Limited. The intention was to merge the foundry interests of the four companies to form one large steel foundry with the capability of making castings from a few ounces to 40 tons, with only English Steel Corporation's Grimesthorpe foundry in the city able to make larger.
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It was seen in the mid-1960s that some rationalisation was needed within the Sheffield steel industry, particularly steel founding. With respect to this Samuel Osborn & Company split into separate divisions. Similar moves were taking place at Edgar Allen and Company, Jessop Saville & Company and Hadfields Limited. The intention was to merge the foundry interests of the four companies to form one large steel foundry with the capability of making castings from a few ounces to 40 tons, with only English Steel Corporation's Grimesthorpe foundry in the city able to make larger.
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In the Calvin cycle, the energy from the electron carriers is used in carbon fixation, the conversion of carbon dioxide and water into carbohydrates. RPIA is essential in the cycle, as Ru5P generated from R5P is subsequently converted to ribulose-1,5-bisphosphate (RuBP), the acceptor of carbon dioxide in the first dark reaction of photosynthesis (Figure 3). The direct product of RuBP carboxylase reaction is glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate; these are subsequently used to make larger carbohydrates. Glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate is converted to glucose which is later converted by the plant to storage forms (e.g.
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In spring of 2007, Veolia Transport Norge restructured their subsidiaries that had been acquired since the beginning in 1999, to make larger regional units. Veolia Transport Nord AS (VTN) was created as a merger of Finnmark Fylkesrederi og Ruteselskap (FFR), Helgelandske, and the two former Nordtrafikk subsidiaries Nordtrafikk Buss and Nordtrafikk Maritim. FFR and Nordtrafikk's bus operations in Eastern Norway were moved to another regional unit. When Veolia sold their Norwegian operations in May 2011, renaming the Norwegian operations to Boreal Transport, the company was accordingly renamed Boreal Transport Nord AS (BTN), its current name.
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Woven textiles were known to pre-Hispanic cultures for hundreds of years before the arrival of the Spanish, using a back-strap loom fastened between a tree and the weaver's back. The Spanish introduced the treadle loom, which can make larger pieces of cloth. Weaving is a craft practiced by men, women and children in Mexico and just about every fiber available is crafted into utilitarian objects such as placemats, baskets, hats and bags. Many of the materials used are left in their natural color but some can be dyed vivid colors.
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In a shot tower, lead is heated until molten, then dropped through a copper sieve high in the tower. The liquid lead forms tiny spherical balls by surface tension, and solidifies as it falls. The partially cooled balls are caught at the floor of the tower in a water-filled basin.. The now fully cooled balls are checked for roundness and sorted by size; those that are "out of round" are remelted. A slightly inclined table is used for checking roundness.. To make larger shot sizes, a copper sieve with larger holes is used.
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Insider trading is the trading of a public company's stock or other securities (such as bonds or stock options) based on material, nonpublic information about the company. In various countries, some kinds of trading based on insider information is illegal. This is because it is seen as unfair to other investors who do not have access to the information, as the investor with insider information could potentially make larger profits than a typical investor could make. The rules governing insider trading are complex and vary significantly from country to country.
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At the location of Syndale Vinyard is also the local brewery, Hopdaemon. The church's glebe lands, near the centre of the village, provided the space for a post-war housing development. Most of the other houses in the village front onto The Street and include Tudor dwellings, Victorian terraced cottages, and many houses now joined to make larger homes. There is also a collection of infilled recently built houses squeezed into former orchards and fields that abutted The Street and which provided the only late 20th-century development land (which has to be within the "village envelope" according to planning restrictions).
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After making The Last of the Mohicans, Small left United Artists and established himself as an associate producer at RKO in January 1936; the studio bought out Reliance. Small said he was motivated to do this move in order to make larger budgeted movies, including Robber Barons (which became The Toast of New York), Son of Monte Cristo, Gunga Din and a series of Jack Oakie comedies. Small: > I intend to produce a different type of historical productions. There will > be less of the awesomeness and less of the blind respect that has often > marked the modern's approach to a historical character.
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Oriana in Eidfjord, Norway, in 2008, in her original livery When she entered service Oriana was one of the largest cruise ships in the world, and the largest ship built in Germany since 1914. Since then tonnages have increased as economies of scale make larger ships more profitable to operate. Nowadays most new cruise ships have a tonnage of around 100,000 GT. Annually undertaking world cruises with fleetmate Aurora, she normally operates cruises within the Mediterranean, the Canaries, Madeira and the Baltic seas. In December 2006 the Oriana underwent a £12 million refit in Bremerhaven, Germany.
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Domar aggregation is an approach to aggregating growth measures associated with industries to make larger sector or national aggregate growth rates. The issue comes up in the context of national accounts and multifactor productivity (MFP) statistics.Domar aggregation at Online Glossary of Research Economics The objective is to construct the growth rate of an aggregate MFP residual, a sector or national total, as a weighted average of the growth rates of the MFP residuals of its component industries or firms, usually to discuss how industry-specific changes affected the aggregate. The weights on each industry are called Domar weights.
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An equity co-investment (or co-investment) is a minority investment, made directly into an operating company, alongside a financial sponsor or other private equity investor, in a leveraged buyout, recapitalization or growth capital transaction. In certain circumstances, venture capital firms may also seek co-investors. Diagram of the structure of an equity co-investment in a portfolio company alongside a financial sponsor Private equity firms seek co- investors for several reasons. Most important of these is that co-investments allow a manager to make larger investments without either dedicating too much of the fund's capital to a single transaction (i.e.
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The bridge already had an opening to facilitate navigability upriver, and Boel's proposals included increasing this so that the shipyard could make larger ships without having to take account of size restrictions imposed by the bridge. The 1930s also saw a surge in car ownership, and there were plans to extend the bridge in ways that would permit cars to use it. A little later, there was also a plan for a completely new bridge a short distance upriver (and upriver of the shipyard). The outbreak of war and the German invasion of Belgium in May 1940 put an end to these plans, however.
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With respect to this Hadfields Limited split into separate divisions, forging, casting and other works. Similar moves were taking place at Samuel Osborn & Company, Jessop Saville & Company and Edgar Allen and Company. The intention was to merge the foundry interests of the four companies to form one large steel foundry with the capability of making castings from a few ounces to 40 tons, with only English Steel Corporation's Grimesthorpe foundry in the city able to make larger. As negotiations were taking place the deal fell through leaving Osborn's and Hadfield's to merge, with the foundry being located on Hadfield's East Hecla (Vulcan Road) site.
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The ability to manipulate the code on the Dreambox/DBox2 was hugely popular within the UK cable community as it allowed hackers to produce firmware which could decrypt UK cable channels without subscription. The Eurovox product became the fastest selling 'brand' name non-Linux based receiver in the UK as the huge uptake of free or low priced 'Internet Forums' allowed users across the country to share information about the product. The Eurovox 2 was initially imported by one individual in the West Midlands. However, the questionable legality coupled with the huge potential market were sufficient to make larger organizations interested in re-branding the earlier product.
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Lamberton today consists largely of smallholdings Williams, John, editor, Smallholding Memories, Berwick-upon-Tweed, 2000 compulsorily purchased, under an Act of Parliament, from the last Campbell- Renton laird, to provide a living for soldiers returning from The Great War. However, the land was not suited to crops, the holdings were too small for anything other than subsistence living, and today the original holdings are generally merged with others to make larger farms. Some modern house-building activity has taken place over the past decade along the original A1 (now bypassed). There is no town or village, as such, just scattered housing, with views over the North Sea.
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The opera was the first by Gluck showing signs of his ambition to reform opera seria. Self-contained arias and choruses make way for shorter pieces strung together to make larger structural units. Da capo arias are notable by their absence; Gluck instead uses strophic form, notably in act one's "Chiamo il mio ben così", where each verse is interposed with dramatic recitative, – that is, stromentato, where the voice is accompanied by part or all of the orchestra – and rondo form, such as in act three's famous "Che farò senza Euridice?". Also absent is traditional secco recitative, where the voice is accompanied only by the basso continuo.
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It was seen in the mid-1960s that some rationalisation was needed within the Sheffield steel industry, particularly steel founding. With respect to this Edgar Allen split into separate companies: EA Foundry, EA Steels, EA Engineering, and with one of its subsidiaries, Aerex Limited, EA Aerex. Similar moves were taking place at Samuel Osborn & Company, Jessop Saville & Company and Hadfields Limited. The intention was to merge the foundry interests of the four companies to form one large steel foundry with the capability of making castings from a few ounces to 40 tons, with only English Steel Corporation's Grimesthorpe foundry in the city able to make larger.
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Quilting traditions are particularly prominent in the United States, where the necessity of creating warm bedding met the paucity of local fabrics in the early days of the colonies. Imported fabric was very expensive, and local homespun fabric was labor-intensive to create and tended to wear out sooner than commercial fabric. It was essential for most families to use and preserve textiles efficiently. Saving or salvaging small scraps of fabric was a part of life for all households. Small pieces of fabric were joined together to make larger pieces, in units called “blocks.” Creativity could be expressed in the block designs, or simple “utility quilts,” with minimal decorative value, could be produced.
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Rehabilitation after stroke has evolved over the past 15 years from conventional treatment techniques to task specific training techniques which involve training of basic functions, skills and endurance (muscular and cardiovascular). Functional training has been well supported in evidenced based research for rehabilitation of this population."Upper extremity interventions" , Evidence-based review of stroke rehabilitation It has been shown that task specific training yields long- lasting cortical reorganization which is specific to the areas of the brain being used with each task. Studies have also shown that patients make larger gains in functional tasks used in their rehabilitation and since they are more likely to continue practicing these tasks in everyday living, better results during follow-up are obtained.
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Zucker explained that he wanted CNN to appeal more to regular viewers of factual networks (such as A&E;, Discovery, and History), and make larger investments into the network's digital properties. With the 2014 cancellation of Piers Morgan Live, CNN experimented with airing factual programming in primetime as an alternative, with Zucker stating that it would cater to younger demographics than pundit-oriented programs. However, Zucker still insisted that news remained CNN's first priority, and that these programs could be preempted for continuing coverage of breaking news events when needed. 2014 saw an increase in daytime and primetime viewership of CNN; by October 2014, CNN had overtaken MSNBC in primetime key demographic viewership, placing second behind Fox News Channel.
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In the beginning, underworld loansharking was a small loan business, catering to the same populations served by the salary lenders and buyers. Those who turned to the bootleg lenders could not get credit at the licensed companies because their incomes were too low or they were deemed poor risks. The firms operating within the usury cap turned away roughly half of all applicants and tended to make larger loans to married men with steady jobs and decent incomes. Those who could not get a legal loan at 36% or 42% a year could secure a cash advance from a mobster at the going rate of 10% or 20% a week for small loans.
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The pilot of an aircraft with positive longitudinal stability, whether it is a human pilot or an autopilot, has an easy task to fly the aircraft and maintain the desired pitch attitude which, in turn, makes it easy to control the speed, angle of attack and fuselage angle relative to the horizon. The pilot of an aircraft with negative longitudinal stability has a more difficult task to fly the aircraft. It will be necessary for the pilot devote more effort, make more frequent inputs to the elevator control, and make larger inputs, in an attempt to maintain the desired pitch attitude. Most successful aircraft have positive longitudinal stability, providing the aircraft's center of gravity lies within the approved range.
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After years of decline, The Piece Hall was acquired from the trustees in 1868 by Halifax Corporation. They converted it into a wholesale market hall and some of the small rooms were combined to make larger shop units; cellars were created and the south pedestrian gate was enlarged to allow vehicles to enter the courtyard with Iron Gates installed over the entrance (supplied by George Smith of the Sun Foundry, Glasgow for £120). Sheds and latrines were constructed in the courtyard. In 1971, after The Piece Hall had become seen as unsuitable for a wholesale market, the businesses were dispersed elsewhere throughout the town and demolition of the then two-century-old building was considered.
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When it was restored a hypothesis arose that the present manuscript is the result of binding one two-folio work with two folios from another Beatus manuscript, with that other manuscript forming folios 167 and 168 of the work as it stands today, which have been cut, possibly to make larger folios fit into the new codex. This hypothesis is not universally accepted and John Williams argues that all the work's folios belong to the same manuscript. Catalogue entry One of the manuscript's later owners was Ramón Alvarez de la Braña, a librarian in Leon, from which it entered the collection of the School of Diplomacy in Madrid and then its present home.
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The rapid expansion of the British Army required many times more optical instruments than pre-war demand. British company Messrs Chance Brothers of Birmingham had previously supplied just 10% of pre-war demand but assured the War Office that they would be able to meet all demand for the war. Some progress was made in increasing manufacture of telescopic sights, which were of a smaller size and easier to manufacture, but British firms lacked the machinery and expertise required to make larger lenses in quantity. Glasgow firm Barr & Stroud was also able to expand production but by spring 1915 it became clear that domestic production was falling far short of the quantities required.
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An important step forward occurred when cells were scaled-up in size to make larger area products called modules. These products required higher currents than small cells and it was found that an additional layer, called a transparent conducting oxide (TCO), could facilitate the movement of current across the top of the cell (instead of a metal grid). One such TCO, tin oxide, was available for other uses (thermally reflective windows). Made more conductive for PV, tin oxide became and remains the norm in CdTe PV modules. The utility-scale Waldpolenz Solar Park in Germany uses CdTe PV modules CdTe cells achieved above 15% in 1992 by adding a buffer layer to the TCO/CdS/CdTe stack and then thinned the CdS to admit more light.
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During the Hellenistic period many new techniques of glass production were introduced and glass began to be used to make larger pieces, notably table wares. Techniques developed during this period include 'slumping' viscous (but not fully molten) glass over a mould in order to form a dish and 'millefiori' (meaning 'thousand flowers') technique, where canes of multicolored glass were sliced and the slices arranged together and fused in a mould to create a mosaic-like effect. It was also during this period that colorless or decolored glass began to be prized and methods for achieving this effect were investigated more fully. According to Pliny the Elder, Phoenician traders were the first to stumble upon glass manufacturing techniques at the site of the Belus River.
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In 1975 she completed her first 16mm film, What Is The Sound Of One Hand Clapping?. Lijn’s early works were primarily concerned with light and text, but in 1979 she began to make larger than life ‘biomorphic’ goddesses which symbolise female energy and power – see her work Conjunction of Opposites comprising Lady of the Wild Things (1983) and Woman of War (1986). With particular reference to Lijn’s figures and works from her own body Hilary Spurling states that: ‘Lijn’s work can be read on many levels as a dialogue between contemporary and classical form, decay and growth, death and rebirth, constraint and liberation.’ From 1983-90 she became a member of the Council of Management of the Byam Shaw Art School.
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The most common such motif is the double crossover (DX) complex, which contains two Holliday junctions in close proximity to each other, resulting in a rigid structure that can self-assemble into larger arrays. The structure of the DX molecule forces the Holliday junctions to adopt a conformation with the double-helical domains directly side-by-side, in contrast to their preferred angle of about 60°. The complex can be designed to force the junctions into either a parallel or antiparallel orientation, but in practice the antiparallel variety are more well-behaved, and the parallel version is rarely used. The DX structural motif is the fundamental building block of the DNA origami method, which is used to make larger two- and three- dimensional structures of arbitrary shape.
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Eight panels per page for visuals are standard practice in comics layout, but Barks varies the panel's sizes (they do not appear as mere uniformly-sized rectangles) and increases their number of angles to permit changes in flow, speed, and especially scope in his storytelling. This technique allows Barks to make larger compositions without the need for half- page splashes; the story's opening full-page splash panel stands out more distinctly in this way. A handful of seven-panel pages (and one of nine) serve admirably for detailed and evocative depictions of scenery, mood, and action. Echoing a marked theme among commentators on Barks' work, John Steel Gordon reflects that 'although Walt Disney invented Donald Duck, it was Barks who gave him his modern appearance and attributes.
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Set in Albuquerque, New Mexico, between 2008 and 2010, Breaking Bad follows Walter White, a meek high school chemistry teacher who transforms into a ruthless player in the local methamphetamine drug trade, driven by a desire to provide for his family after being diagnosed with terminal lung cancer. Initially making only small batches of meth with his former student Jesse Pinkman in a rolling meth lab, Walter and Jesse eventually expand to make larger batches of a special blue meth that is incredibly pure and creates high demand. Walter takes on the name "Heisenberg" to mask his identity. Because of his drug-related activities, Walter eventually finds himself at odds with his family, the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) through his brother-in-law Hank Schrader, the local gangs, the Mexican drug cartels and their regional distributors, putting his life at risk.
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Capturing the interest of producer David Deutsch, he was offered the chance to direct a film aimed at repeating the success of A Hard Day's Night (directed by Richard Lester in 1964): Catch Us If You Can (1965) is about competing pop group Dave Clark Five. While not as successful commercially as Lester's film, it drew good reviews from distinguished critics such as Pauline Kael and Dilys Powell and smoothed Boorman's way into the film industry. Boorman was drawn to Hollywood for the opportunity to make larger-scale cinema and in Point Blank (1967), based on a Richard Stark novel, brought a stranger's vision to the decaying fortress of Alcatraz and the proto-hippy world of west coast America. Lee Marvin gave the then-unknown director his full support, telling MGM he deferred all his approvals on the project to Boorman.
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Economy is conventionally defined as a function for production and distribution of goods and services by multiple agents within a society and/or geographical place An economy is hierarchical, made up of individuals that aggregate to make larger organizations such as governments and gives value to goods and services. The Maya economy had no universal form of trade exchange other than resources and services that could be provided among groups such as cacao beans and copper bells. Though there is limited archeological evidence to study the trade of perishable goods, it is noteworthy to explore the trade networks of artifacts and other luxury items that were likely transported together. While subsistence agriculture played a central role in daily life, the Maya had a sophisticated mechanism for economic exchange between settlements, which was capable of supporting specialists and a system of merchants through trade routes.
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It is clear that some modes of resonance would make larger contributions (be more mechanically stable than others), and that in particular a simple ratio of number of bonds to number of positions would be exceptional. The resulting principle is that a special stability is associated with the simplest ratios or "bond numbers": , , , , , etc. The choice of structure and the value of the axial ratio (which determines the relative bond lengths) are thus a result of the effort of an atom to use its valency in the formation of stable bonds with simple fractional bond numbers. After postulating a direct correlation between electron concentration and crystal structure in beta-phase alloys, Hume-Rothery analyzed the trends in melting points, compressibilities and bond lengths as a function of group number in the periodic table in order to establish a system of valencies of the transition elements in the metallic state.
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The budget proposed requiring state workers to make larger contributions toward the cost of the health insurance they received as an employee benefit. An attempt to persuade the legislature to relax state rules to allow for the outsourcing of state services to private contractors was rebuffed. However, Romney was more successful with efforts to reorganize and consolidate some of the agencies of the state executive branch (such as Health & Human Services), trimming the ranks of state government workers by 2,000 to 3,000 workers with the 2004 budget. Another example of his government restructuring efforts was his plan to reduce state expenditures on legal proceedings by revamping the court system, cutting the numbers of state- employed attorneys, and refusing to increase state payments to attorneys who accepted cases of defendants too poor to afford private attorneys (Massachusetts' court-appointed attorneys were being paid some of the lowest hourly rates in the nation).
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When you have observed > all these things carefully (though doubtless when the ship is standing still > everything must happen in this way), have the ship proceed with any speed > you like, so long as the motion is uniform and not fluctuating this way and > that. You will discover not the least change in all the effects named, nor > could you tell from any of them whether the ship was moving or standing > still. In jumping, you will pass on the floor the same spaces as before, nor > will you make larger jumps toward the stern than toward the prow even though > the ship is moving quite rapidly, despite the fact that during the time that > you are in the air the floor under you will be going in a direction opposite > to your jump. In throwing something to your companion, you will need no more > force to get it to him whether he is in the direction of the bow or the > stern, with yourself situated opposite.
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Mr. Mills was successful in that election and was re‐elected in 1972. Talking to newsmen today, Mr. Morton readily acknowledged that he had “initiated” the “perfectly proper and above‐board” $25,000 transfer to Mr. Mills's campaign." By vacating the First District seat in a nonelection year, Mr. Morton said, he left his former administrative assistant in a financial vacuum, with no local funds accumulated for Republican House campaign. So, Mr. Morton said, he sought‐national Republican help. He asked former Attorney General John N. Mitchell if the re‐election committee would grant a “loan” to Mr. Mills, Mr. Mills also received outright pay ments — reported in Maryland election records — of $5,000 and $2,000 from other national Republican campaign committees supporting members of Congress, apparently through Mr. Morton's intercession. The $25,000 “loan” — a word that a Morton aide said later today the Secretary had “used loosely"—was never intended to be repaid in cash. Mr. Morton said that he had agreed with Mr. Mitchell to “repay” it by making extra fund‐raising speaking appearances for the Nixon campaign in 1972 and also by soliciting wealthy friends to make larger‐than. usual contributions.
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