Making larger clothes requires more fabric, which, of course, costs more.
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FF needs to stop making larger-than-life promises, and start delivering.
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Dell's not the only company that is now making larger and larger monitors.
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Unless you start making larger deposits, you're not really investing – you're just playing around.
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The Mediterranean's climate is changing as well, making larger, more dangerous fires more likely.
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Andrea took the studio's ambitions even further, making larger works and prominent architectural decorations.
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I'm making larger paintings now, and I'd like them to be about very broad themes.
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In the 1960s, Albers started making larger "Homage" paintings that were 48 by 48 inches.
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Making larger clothes is more expensive; higher costs for fabric cannot always be passed on to consumers.
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Then I would use my methodology of making larger work out of parts of these little paintings.
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The car company will also be making larger commitments with the possibility of taking a greater equity stake.
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In fact, it has recently begun making larger commitments in a bid to increase market share, sources said.
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The high $150,000 limit is a signal that this is not about buying small office supplies but making larger purchasing commitments.
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There's an entire field of research, known as colloidal science, that attempts to study atoms by making larger analogues for them.
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The author of the pattern, Elise Lopez, had helpfully added some suggestions for making larger sizes, for older children or adults.
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But other customers have been making larger-than-normal purchases, which is why 2016/17 DDGs exports are hanging with last year.
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Humans have learned to twist and contort their bodies to keep themselves balanced while making larger steps, but few robots are that nimble.
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Point of sale financing services like Pay Later aim to compete against other options that SMBs have when they are making larger purchases.
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He was there, he was around, it wasn&apost like he was in there making larger decisions, but he was -- he was watching.
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GASC however has been making larger than usual purchases from foreign grain suppliers in recent months amid high demand for state-subsidized bread.
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But there were also large-scale commercial breweries, widely owned by men, which were leveraging new technologies and making larger quantities of product.
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The Everything Store is "making larger and more frequent orders of Chinese-made products that had already been shipped to the United States," they wrote.
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"Low gas prices are making larger vehicles more appealing, to the detriment of smaller cars," said Jessica Caldwell, an analyst with the auto research website Edmunds.com.
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In 2013, they bought a former factory building and turned it into an airy studio complex they call Blessgo, which they use for making larger works.
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Second, it required credit card issuers to provide information on annual statements that was designed to 'nudge' consumers into making larger monthly payments on their cards.
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So they opted for a more invasive approach, making larger incisions in the abdominal wall and yanking the phone out with forceps—kind of like a caesarean section.
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Sadly, the current 3D printing systems can't make small, complex parts for watch movements so we're stuck with making larger, less complex parts until the technology truly takes off.
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The latest data on auto loans by Experian shows Americans are taking out record-size loans, making larger monthly payments than ever before and extending their loans farther than ever.
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"Clothing is so necessary for survival, especially in the winter months and when traveling, so the fashion industry should be making larger strides at assisting the other 99%," said Luna.
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After all, we've learned this year that consuming the corruption all at once pays no dividends, and that focusing on the self is the best first step to making larger changes.
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Workers who sacrificed to set money aside for retirement, and thus ended up making larger withdrawals from retirement accounts, would receive smaller benefits than those who spent more in their working years.
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On the hardware front, any sort of folding mechanism or design will inevitably make the phone thicker, simultaneously allowing less space for a battery and making larger power demands by virue of its larger screen.
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"We hope it is a step toward making larger changes at the state level," said Rebecca Telzak, director of health programs at Make the Road New York, an immigrant advocacy group supportive of the mayor's plan.
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They even tried making larger versions of the cocoons themselves: "Frozen peas were layered in a rectangular plastic dish and surrounded by plaster of paris," according to the paper published in the Journal of Morphology last month.
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Uber (and Wall Street) are also recognizing the need for more flexibility with this deal — especially at a time when Americans are making larger monthly payments than ever on their cars and taking out record-size auto loans.
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As the outbreak shuts or slows factories in China, Amazon has responded by making larger and more frequent orders of Chinese-made products that had already been shipped to the United States, trying to keep up its inventory.
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"Figures of demand associated with data centers have not been accurately estimated, but data usage among consumers is surging, while relevant companies are making larger-than-expected server investments for data analysis and application," Kim said in a note.
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Despite the potential of these three compounds, Bohn at the Scripps Research Institute cautions researchers and the press against making larger-than-life claims — just because you see positive results in a mouse model doesn't mean that will necessarily translate to humans.
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Mr. Hackett has reorganized his management team with an eye toward incremental improvements in the more mundane aspects of the business, such as cutting material costs and streamlining production, as a prelude to making larger investments in electric-powered models driven by computers.
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Supreme Court Considers Making Larger Patent Suit Awards Easier to Win | Justice Stephen Breyer said that opening the door wider to such damages in patent cases could deter innovation and create crippling liability for small businesses and tech start-ups that cannot afford sophisticated patent lawyers.
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Its most controversial elements, passed much more narrowly, are Article 11, a "link tax" requiring social networks and news aggregators to pay publishers to display snippets of their output, and most of all Article 13, an "upload filter" making larger online publishers like YouTube responsible for copyright infringements in material uploaded by their users.
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Tai Alegbe, a founder of U.K. online specialist wine marketplace Baacco, told CNBC's "Squawk Box " on Friday that the referendum had impacted its sales in the U.K. Alegbe noted that he expected merchants that his company works with would begin making larger orders to compensate for increased import and distribution costs in the wake of the pound's drop.
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"Often criminals will make small charges using bot technology to see if the charge will go through before making larger purchases," Pavan Thatha, head of bot management at Radware, tells CNBC Make It. To help protect your identity, set up alerts and monitoring — either with your bank or an outside app such as IdentityForce — that will let you know if any suspicious activity occurs.
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In Subsaharan Africa, Javanese batik was introduced in the 19th century by Dutch and English traders. The local people there adapted the Javanese batik, making larger motifs with thicker lines and more colours. In the 1970s, batik was introduced to Australia, where aboriginal artists at Erna Bella have developed it as their own craft.Antropolog Australia Beri Ceramah Soal Batik.
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Hundreds of birds and other items were sold at auction in Perth on 25 September 1906 in preparation for his move. It is likely that, while in Western Australia, Ellis Joseph had made the acquaintance of Ernest Albert Le Souef (first director of the Perth Zoo from 1898 to 1935). He then began making larger scale expeditions and trading in larger animals.
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Direct defense can include protective structures and chemical defenses. Most planktivorous fishes are gape-limited predators, meaning their prey is determined by the width of their open mouths, making larger larvae difficult to ingest. One study proved that spines serve a protective function by removing spines from estuarine crab larvae and monitoring differences in predation rates between de-spined and intact larvae.Morgan, S. G. 1989.
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The primary limitation with this design is the volume of water that can be effectively moved per pump. Increasing pump volume would require more user effort to push the fluid out, making larger designs impractical. However, this technology remains widely used today both in spray bottles as well as small water guns that can be found in a wide variety of shapes and colors. A piston pumper is another version of this system.
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In 1860 sole rights were obtained for Giffard's patent injector. The company acquired limited liability in 1864. The company provided a number of 0-4-0 tender engines for the Furness Railway of which Number 20, built in 1863 has been restored to working order by the Lakeside & Haverthwaite Railway in Cumbria. In 1862, the company began making larger engines, first some 4-6-0 saddle tank engines for the Great Indian Peninsula Railway.
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The motion and sound of the males seem to attract the females. Females are very choosy and will usually pick males with larger bodies and "ears", making larger size a desirable trait for males to have. If the female enters the nest, both the male and female will circle each other, with the male expressing very aggressive behavior toward the female. If the female stays, the pair will enter the nest and come to rest in the middle.
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Proto-globalization is the period following archaic globalization which occurred from the 17th through the 19th centuries. The global routes established within the period of archaic globalization gave way to more distinguished expanding routes and more complex systems of trade within the period of proto-globalization. Familiar trading arrangements such as the East India Company appeared within this period, making larger-scale exchanges possible. Slave trading was especially extensive and the associated mass-production of commodities on plantations is characteristic of this time.
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Chuspas are created using similar tools and techniques involved in making larger items, such as shawls and ponchos. Although the technologies are relatively simple, creating a chuspas can take more than a week, and for a much smaller object. The crafting process incorporates three basic stages: spinning, weaving, and embellishing. Using a hand spindle, a weaver spins cotton, camelid fiber, or sheep's wool into a thread and then twists or piles two or more spun threads together to strengthen the yarn.
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Community attitude towards homeless shelters varies widely, but one study found that older people, men, homeowners and all people making larger incomes were often averse to the concept of homeless shelters in general. Calgary neighborhoods recognize the need for shelters, but many don't want to situate a shelter near their own homes. A similar response came from residents in Oahu. In communities such as Portland, Oregon, where the weather can be quite harsh, there is an extensive network of supporters.
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Hero Motors is a former moped and scooter manufacturer based in Delhi, India. It is a part of multinational company Hero Motors Company, which also currently owns Hero Motocorp (formerly Hero Honda) and Hero Cycles, among others. Hero Motors was started in the 1960s to manufacture 50 cc two-stroke mopeds but gradually diversified into making larger mopeds, mokicks and scooters in the 1980s and the 1990s. Noteworthy collaborators and technical partners were Puch of Austria and Malaguti of Italy.
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There is evidence that females my be able to predict male body size, and thus, health of the fish from the structure formed. Larger males were shown to push sand further than smaller males, thus making larger spaces between peaks of the outer ring structure than those of a smaller males nest. Females may be able to recognize these difference and assess who she wants to mate with. In addition to this, two more courtship behaviors are carried out by the males before spawning.
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In 2008, Doeringer began making larger, more faithful recreations of works of Conceptual art by artists like Sol LeWitt, Lawrence Weiner, Edward Ruscha, and On Kawara. New York magazine called a 2009 exhibition of Doeringer's Sol LeWitt Wall Drawings "perfectly executed" and "a genuine aesthetic experience, not just a knowing scold." In 2011, Doeringer exhibited his work at Another Year in L.A.; he titled his exhibition "Eastern Standard Time". In one piece, Doeringer copied Charles Ray's 1973 avant-garde photograph panorama All My Clothes.
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In 2008, Long Thompson won a hotly contested primary for the Democratic nomination for governor of Indiana. She became the first woman in Indiana history to be nominated for governor by a major party. She made reforming state government, accountability, and making larger investments in vocational education the focal points of her campaign. Long Thompson lost to incumbent Governor Mitch Daniels by 18% of the vote in a year in which Barack Obama was the first Democrat since Lyndon Johnson to win a presidential race in Indiana.
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There is considerable interest in applying gene editing methods to the treatment of diseases with a genetic component. However, there are multiple challenges associated with this approach. An effective treatment would require editing of a large number of target cells, which in turn would require an effective method of delivery and a great level of tissue specificity. As of 2019, prime editing looks promising for relatively small genetic alterations, but more research needs to be conducted to evaluate whether the technology is efficient in making larger alterations, such as targeted insertions and deletions.
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The simplicity of the spraying mechanism allowed these toys to be manufactured cheaply and allowed the majority of the body to be used as the reservoir. The primary limitation of this design is the volume of water that can be effectively moved per pump. Increasing pump volume would require more user effort to push the fluid out, making larger designs impractical. However, this technology remains widely used today both in spray bottles as well as small water guns that can be found in a wide variety of shapes and colors.
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Otto developed parts of the roof by means of the trial-and-error principle by making larger models of the roof construction, while Andrä and Leonhardt developed the roof with a CAD program elsewhere. Under the direction of civil engineer Jörg Schlaich, the roof over the stadium was completed on April 21, 1972. Already in the summer of 1970 the shell of the buildings was finished and on July 23, 1970, the topping-out ceremony was celebrated. The plans for the stadium had forgotten to allocate cabins for football teams in the stadium interior.
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Because more retails stores were selling lolita fashion the do-it-yourself behaviour became less important. Partly due to the rise of e-commerce and globalization, lolita clothing became more widely accessible with the help of the Internet. The market was quickly divided into multiple components: one which purchases mainly from Japanese or Chinese internet marketplaces, the other making use of shopping services to purchase Japanese brands, with some communities making larger orders as a group. Not every online shop delivers quality lolita (inspired) products, a notorious example is Milanoo (2014).
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Also, the greater heat capacity and thermal conductivity of water compared to air may increase the thermoregulatory advantage of large body size in marine endotherms, although diminishing returns apply. Among toothed whales, maximum body size appears to be limited by food availability. Larger size, as in sperm and beaked whales, facilitates deeper diving to access relatively easily- caught, large cephalopod prey in a less competitive environment. Compared to odontocetes, the efficiency of baleen whales' filter feeding scales more favorably with increasing size when planktonic food is dense, making larger size more advantageous.
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Female body size is indicative of the sex allocation of offspring. Larger females are able to collect more pollen than smaller females, making larger females less prone to open-cell parasitism while away from the nest. To "make the best of a bad job", or counteract the disadvantage they have, smaller females deliberately produce more male offspring and reduce female offspring body size. These changes occur because the smaller females are obtaining less pollen; investing in offspring that require fewer food provisions – males – therefore allows smaller females to combat their handicap.
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The three components combined reduce the river level during a 100-year flood from 42.4 feet to 35 feet, thus saving the metropolitan area from damage. Although it's not designed to prevent damages from a 500-year flood event, the FM area Diversion Project would reduce the river level in Fargo from 46.7 feet to 40 feet during a 500-year event, making larger flood events fightable. The Diversion channel has an aqueduct and spillway for the Sheyenne River and the Maple River. The channel also crosses the Lower Rush River and the Rush River.
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The classical cyclotron is therefore only capable of accelerating particles up to a few percent of the speed of light. To accommodate increased mass the magnetic field may be modified by appropriately shaping the pole pieces as in the isochronous cyclotrons, operating in a pulsed mode and changing the frequency applied to the dees as in the synchrocyclotrons, either of which is limited by the diminishing cost effectiveness of making larger machines. Cost limitations have been overcome by employing the more complex synchrotron or modern, klystron-driven linear accelerators, both of which have the advantage of scalability, offering more power within an improved cost structure as the machines are made larger.
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The house was built in 1911 by a local builder named Turner, and was at the time comparable to the finest of the island's year-round residences. Gooden Grant, for whom it was built, was one of the leading fishermen and lobstermen of the small Head Harbor community. Grant was regarded by his peers as one of the most successful lobstermen of the time, regularly making larger hauls and gaining better prices for his goods than others. As the island became more of a target for tourists in the mid-20th century, Gooden was featured in an iconic postcard as one of its "old salts", surrounded by lobster traps.
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As the interest rates lowered, the policy did not earn as expected and the policyholder was forced to pay more to maintain the policy. If any form of loan is taken on the policy, this may cause the policyholder to pay a greater than expected premium, because the loaned values are no longer in the policy to earn for the policyholder. If the policyholder skips payments or makes late payments, they may have to make that up in later years by making larger than expected payments. Market factors relating to the 2008 stock market crash adversely affected many policies by increasing premiums, decreasing benefit, or decreasing the term of coverage.
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The animals are then kept in a nursery and fed using the coins he has collected throughout the island's levels. Players obtain coins by completing a series of levels in which the bubble is bounced upward, toward a playfield filled with animals. Different stages feature breakable objects such as fences which must be destroyed to reach some animals. The animals come in a variety of sizes, some of which cannot be collected with the bubble at its initial size; the bubble starts out small, allowing only the smallest animals to be collected, but as more are captured, the bubble increases in size, making larger animals available.
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College rules are such that any of the 11 players on the punting team are allowed to proceed downfield at any time once the play has begun (unlike the NFL where only 2 players, the left and right gunners, are allowed to pass the line of scrimmage before the ball has been kicked). This results in many teams employing a "spread punt" or "rugby-style" scheme designed to maximize downfield coverage and limit returners from making larger gains the other way after receiving the ball. Also in the NCAA, defensive players who play opposite of the long snapper are not allowed to initiate contact with the long snapper until 1 second after the ball has been snapped.
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Due to abnormal weather patterns and warming temperatures in the Arctic and Northern Bering Sea region, sea ice has receded making larger areas of navigable waters available to shipping vessels. The heavy reliance of the indigenous people on the marine environment is now vulnerable with the lack of sea ice during critical points in the seasons. The sea ice loss not only affects the surrounding marine ecosystem but also the local coastal communities making the shoreline vulnerable to storm surges and increased erosion. This has created a double hazard for the marine species populations in the region, with their environment slowly disappearing and also increased ship traffic increasing marine casualties from ship strikes.
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Both continued Knudsen's work of making Pontiac a performance-car brand. Pontiac capitalized on the emerging trend toward sportier bucket-seat coupes in 1962 by introducing the Grand Prix, taking the place of the Ventura, which now became a trim option on the Catalina. Although GM officially ended factory support for all racing activities across all of its brands in January 1963, Pontiac continued to cater to performance-car enthusiasts by making larger engines with more power available across all model lines. For 1963, the Grand Prix received the same styling changes as other full-sized Pontiacs such as vertical headlights and crisper body lines, but also received its own squared-off roof line with a concave rear window, along with less chrome.
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A pre-release screenshot of Hottest Party 2 displaying a Mii as a dancing character. During its presentation at E3 2008, critics praised Hottest Party 2 for its ease of play. Chris Watters of GameSpot felt the training modes would be useful for newer players to learn the game's fundamentals, and while IGN's Lucas M. Thomas noted that Hottest Party 2 was not "drastically different" from the previous version (continuing a model of releasing yearly installments with greater emphasis on new content rather than making larger changes to the game), he still felt the game remained just as accessible to new players as earlier entries in the franchise, and sarcastically commented that the ability to have Mii heads on realistic bodies as dancers "doesn't look disturbing at all." 1UP.
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