I believe Chinese research fellows would not lag behind the US counterparts.
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Trust us, the Adobe Creative Suite will not lag or stutter on this machine.
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The Democratic plan would index the pay floor to median wage growth after it rises to $15 per hour in 2024 to ensure it does not lag again.
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A number of battery projects have been announced in recent months, including the formation of industry consortiums designed to reduce dependence on Asian battery supplies and ensure European investment does not lag behind.
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From that perspective, the ECB standing pat this month gives the BOJ some breathing space — it may use words rather than action to show it will not lag behind when it comes to easing policy.
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To stay in the game, companies such as online wholesaler Boxed, based in New York, depend on a variety of methods including bots to ensure they do not lag others' price moves for even 20 minutes.
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A Wall Street Journal report Tuesday indicated that the former vice president was holding off on a campaign launch until he could secure more support, eager to show a strong entrance that does not lag behind competitors such as Sen.
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It does not lag behind the music — a feat that wasn't easy to achieve, a company rep tells me — and it really does add an extra dimension to the listening experience, making you feel the bass on your body instead of just hearing it with your ears.
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The EU wants expansion of fibre-optic networks to meet growing demand for data services and ensure Europe does not lag behind other regions in technological developments, but it is torn on the right balance between fostering competition and relaxing rules that force operators to open up their networks to competitors.
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The EU wants expansion of fiber-optic networks to meet growing demand for data services and ensure Europe does not lag behind other regions in technological developments, but it is torn on the right balance between fostering competition and relaxing rules that force operators to open up their networks to competitors.
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READ: A Chinese citizen journalist covering coronavirus just live-streamed his own arrest After some media reports claimed a coronavirus vaccine could be created within one month, Chen told China Science Daily that such a timeline was unrealistic, but added that Chinese research would not lag behind other regions of the world.
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The Azerbaijan Democratic Republic did not lag behind the traditional democratic republics of Europe in terms of its political structure, the measures are taken to build a democratic state, as well as the goals and objectives set for it.
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"Knowing myself enables me to better understand others," he explains. Brunache so believed in his theory, that in the early 1980s he became a theology student. The need for artistic expression did not lag far behind. As a child Brunache had a natural inclination for the arts.
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Presently the Department of Fabrication Technology & Erection Engineering has the alumni association and the Departments of Civil Engineering and Instrumentation & Control are in the process of forming one in the near future. The other departments too may not lag behind in forming their own alumni associations.
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AV synchronization is the coordination of audio and video signals being displayed on a digital TV in proper time. AV synchronization ensures that the audio does not lag behind the video that is being displayed on the TV set or vice versa, so that both audio and video are in sync.
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The town of Singngat did not lag behind other places of Manipur in terms of education. There were four private schools and one government school. As the main government high school has been occupied by the Indian Army, classes have been shifted to the hostel building being built at HQ Veng under the MCA project. There are no regular students and the exact numbers of staff working here are not known.
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In 1920 the Government asked local authorities to assist in the formation of a chain of airfields so that the country would not lag behind other nations in the provision of civil air services. Consequently, on 26 May 1934, Doncaster, with advice from Alan Cobham, opened an Aviation Centre. Development of the airfield continued and on 1 July 1936 an international service was open to Amsterdam. On 18 November 1938, after discussions with the Air Ministry, No. 616 Squadron RAF of the Auxiliary Air Force was formed.
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The third of the hangars stayed in place, mainly housing buses, until the 1970s when it was knocked down and replaced with modern buildings. In 1920 the Government asked local authorities to assist in the formation of a chain of airfields so the country would not lag behind other nations in the provision of civil air services. Doncaster took heed and, with expert advice from Alan Cobham, on 26 May 1934, opened its 'aviation centre'. Development of the airfield continued and on 1 July 1936 an international service was opened to Amsterdam.
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The development of the F-X allows Japan to catch up and counter against with Russian and Chinese stealth fighters. Within East Asia, the F-X allows Japan to not lag behind China and South Korea's stealth fighter pursuit. The F-X was also designed primarily in response to concerns of Chinese, North Korean, and Russian military threats. Japan MoD considers China's rapid military buildup and disputes in the East and South China Sea are seen as a primary security concern; along with North Korea's nuclear weapons program and Russia's increased military activities.
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Krusenstern constructed the route to Kamchatka thus it would not lag for more than 100-120 miles from the original route paved by James Cook. On June 22 the vessels crossed tropic of Cancer and got to a two-week calm, during which the surface of the ocean was mirrored, which the captain had previously observed only in the Baltic. Using the perfect weather conditions, Horner and Langsdorf started to measure the temperature at different sea levels, and to catch marine animals, particularly, jellyfish "Onisius". Following the Rumyantsev' instructions, they were also searching for a ghast island that was supposedly located to the east of Japan, and that many unsuccessfully tried to locate starting from 1610.
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Social scientist Rodney Stark commented that "during their critical period of economic development, these northern centers of capitalism were Catholic, not Protestant", with the Reformation still far off in the future. Furthermore, he also highlighted the conclusions of other historians, noting that, compared to Catholics, Protestants were "not more likely to hold the high-status capitalist positions", that Catholic Europe did not lag in its industrial development compared to Protestant areas, and that even Weber wrote that "fully developed capitalism had appeared in Europe" long before the Reformation. As British historian Hugh Trevor-Roper stated, the concept of that "large-scale industrial capitalism was ideologically impossible before the Reformation is exploded by the simple fact that it existed".Trevor-Roper. 2001. The Crisis of the Seventeenth Century.
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