This steady state of bigotry exists both online, and offline.
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The Steady State has members in every U.S. government agency and department.
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Those in 'steady state' businesses may react like they have something to hide.
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"There's always been a steady state of traffic flow on the river," Harmer said.
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It is not a steady state, delivered once and for all, but a process.
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Since they haven't reached full maturity yet, there's no "steady state" in their financial models.
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Or maybe you're just doing low-intensity, steady-state cardio like walking to burn fat.
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"The steady state of government is very good at keeping things moving along," said O'Connell.
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"Sprints increase testosterone, growth hormone, and thyroid hormone production compared to steady-state cardio," he says.
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They were able to "reduce an explosive epidemic to a steady state one," Dr. Callahan said.
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A transition to a "steady-state economy", while entirely feasible, would conflict with several dominant interests.
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HIIT is often praised as being uniquely effective for fat loss—more so than steady-state cardio.
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Politics is conflict: it will never reach the steady state that Mr Mishra seems to yearn for.
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There are a few different routes one can take to try and promote a steady state plasma.
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I'm optimistic that it will actually be a tool for transacting, once we reach some steady state.
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The good news is that we are now in a world where "steady-state monitoring" is what's needed.
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"We are kind of in this steady state," said Wendy Stovall, a scientist at the U.S. Geographical Survey.
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Geologists said that after three weeks of escalating activity, Kilauea volcano has entered a "steady state" of eruption.
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If we can get to a place where it's steady state, I think there is real opportunity there.
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That's not to say steady-state cardio can't deliver results, but you need to do a lot of it.
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I'm thinking about slave ships, sharecropping, the school-to-prison pipeline, a steady state of mental and physical collapse.
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From here, Shelton estimated the company will have a steady state of production of about two Digits a month.
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In the same way, a steady-state of bigotry, hate, and Islamophobia makes it possible for extremists to flourish.
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The author wrote that they are part of a "steady state" of administration officials who "thwart" Trump's worst inclinations.
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However, the steady state training was better at removing blood lactate concentrations and slightly better at improving VO2 max.
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I don't think it's steady state to have hundreds or thousands, nor do I think ... KS: It's like trains.
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So I think a lot of investors are waiting for more of a steady state before they will invest big.
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Twenty minutes of HIIT can help you burn twice as much fat as steady state cardio while increasing muscle mass.
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And, unlike steady-state cardio, it recruits type-2 muscle fibers over type-1s, meaning it guards against muscle loss.
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The members of the "Steady State" (the term "Deep State" clearly stings) have done everything they can, to no avail.
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As we pointed out recently, long, steady-state cardio really isn't doing too much for you in the fitness department.
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"Intervals can be demanding mentally and physically, so some steady-state continuous is nice once in a while," Gibala said.
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With the departure of the seasoned officials who led the "steady state," such cruel and crackpot ideas never really die.
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I am optimistic that it will actually be a tool for transacting, once we've reached some sort of steady state.
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Rather, it looks like a steady-state sort of business that should in no way be worth more than $50 billion.
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In steady state, only one driver will be needed per convey, dramatically decreasing the number of truck drivers on the roads.
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Steady-state cardio involves working out at approximately 65% to 85% of your maximum heart rate for at least 30 minutes.
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It stops being so volatile, it reaches a steady state, and then ideally, aspirationally, moves into being a method of payment.
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In 2017, a team of Australian scientists published a meta-analysis on the subject of HIIT, steady-state cardio, and fat loss.
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"When the rate environment does reach a steady state, mortgage rates should still be low and affordable by historical standards," he said.
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"In many models, we saw as much as 70 percent of the population perish before a steady state was reached," Frank wrote.
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"The bulk of that in the beginning will be construction-led but at steady state it will be tourism-led," he said.
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Name checks were being concluded prematurely in order to meet a 85033-day name check deadline, known as the "steady state" timetable.
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"It looks like we've reached a steady state for the European market, more particularly for the Bunds," said Commerzbank strategist Rainer Guntermann.
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"As a growth company, it doesn't impact us as much as it might if we were more at a steady state," he said.
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And based on a steady state of rumors going back months, it looks like the company intends to continue with a direct listing.
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A new steady-state high-heat-tolerant life may, hopefully, rapidly evolve, but human civilization as we know it will no longer exist.
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The company expects production costs at the mine to be between 265 and 90 cents a pound once it reaches a steady state.
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No matter the movement or era, being burned out has been the steady state of black people in this country for hundreds of years.
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DE10YT=RR "It looks like we've reached a steady state for the European market, more particularly for the Bunds," said Commerzbank strategist Rainer Guntermann.
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We are, in fact, not seeing that and clients that we see in a steady-state world, they're not worried about steady stream liquidity.
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The LISS (low-intensity steady state) workouts in BBG are a chance for you to do a form of exercise that you really enjoy.
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War will not merely break out; a continuing, all-out resource war might be the steady-state of the next chapter of human civilization.
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Generally, adults are in a steady state of maintaining tissue; exceptions might be a person trying to build muscle mass or heal from an injury.
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"We recognise that further technical work will be needed on defining a transitional path to the steady state banking union," Centeno wrote in the letter.
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An anonymous official wrote last week in the New York Times of a "steady state" pushing back against chaos and misrule in the White House.
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Banks have an aggregate Tier 220 capital ratio of 3.60%, higher than the Bank of England's view on steady state capital requirements of around 21103%.
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As such, policy and political disruptions that would take our minds off of the objective could prove dramatic in this race toward the steady state.
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Now, Preoccupations has pivoted closer to another school of post-punk: the brooding, steady-state introspection of groups like New Order and early Depeche Mode.
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And though he admits it sounds remarkable, Gawdat and his family now maintain "a steady state of peace — even happiness," he writes in his book.
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He speculated that the increase in Cameroonian migrants trying to reach the U.S. was the culmination of a "steady state of violence" for two years.
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People who lift regularly will often say that if you want to get lean, you shouldn't bother with steady-state cardio—it's a waste of time.
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"Blood pressure varies in a complex and irregular way even at steady-state condition," Dr. Yuichiro Yano from Duke University, Durham, North Carolina told Reuters Health.
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But plasmas can only reach this so-called "steady state" if they can be contained, and extraordinarily hot atomic soup does not like to be contained.
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That is a fairly safe game since at that price the U.S. shale oil rig count will likely be at a steady state rather than expanding.
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Hardcore gym goers love this method of sprint-and-stop training, high-intensity intervals, and fitness gurus claim it has unique benefits over steady-state cardio.
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"It's one of those things where people were of the view where we were getting to more of a steady state situation," Barclays analyst Phil Buller said.
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One part of the Steady State that has become a frequent target for vicious attacks by the administration and members of Congress is the U.S. Intelligence Community.
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Pressure can build beneath the surface over time, creating hairline fractures, until a precipitating incident triggers cascading changes that lead, often irreversibly, to a new steady state.
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Thus, the op-ed distinguishes between the "deep state" that Trump denounces, the "steady state" that Anonymous praises, and the liberal "resistance," from which he distances himself.
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"If we do not surrender to low inflation – and we certainly do not – in the steady state it will return to levels consistent with our objective," Draghi said.
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"That is well above what the economy can operate at in a steady state, so I don't think I see that continuing out for multiple quarters," she said.
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"Once you can show a demand, a steady-state demand for your products and services, that is going to help have capital flow into this industry," he told ACORE.
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Mr Bullard sees it as evidence that the economy does not converge toward some steady state, "normal" condition, in which interest rates sit at a comfortable 4% or so.
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Instead they fashion a sometimes sad, never tragic reflection well-suited to keyboard maestros Bob Stanley and Pete Wiggs's steady-state tunecraft and Sarah Cracknell's calm, affectionate, all-conquering competence.
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"The steady state real rate – often referred to as the natural rate – has dropped and that is, I think, one of the important features of the new normal," Smets said.
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Economic improvement and low unemployment will help drive up interest rates, ultimately shaking the long-term steady state of credit markets in which defaults have stayed low, the poll found.
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The Steady State is made up of men and women who have chosen government service as a career — often for less money than they would make in the private sector.
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In motor mode, it adds 295 horse power and 480 pound-feet of torque for quick getaways, and it can take over for the gas engine at a steady-state cruise.
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What differentiates HIIT (or SIT) from the steady-state, continuous types of exercise — jogging at an even pace or walking, for example — is the intervals, those periods of heart-pounding intensity.
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The campaign needed someone able to dial into a steady state of rage on a moment's notice, even a high-mileage ex-politician scarcely known to a younger generation of voters.
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"You want the final, revised numbers to be above 227,262, and the economy then is in a steady state around 2000% of growth," he stated in an exclusive interview with Business Insider.
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He also brought up an Op-Ed article in The New York Times, written by an unidentified senior administration official, which acknowledged an effort by the "steady state" to restrain Mr. Trump.
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"Our estimates indicate a 2628 percent increase over the baseline CBO forecast in year one and a 28503 percent increase in the long-run steady state," the CEA said in the paper.
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"We further observe an unprecedented sixfold-higher exponent of growth rate, faster onset, higher steady-state turnover rate, and a greater volume of water collected compared to other surfaces," Aizenberg and co write.
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" Throughout all of the excerpts obtained by the host, the nameless author repeatedly brings up the "Steady State," the group of White House officials that attempted "to keep the wheels from coming off.
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LISS, which stands for "low-intensity, steady state," was once only used by bodybuilders as a way to supplement their harder workouts with cardio, but it's since become trendy again among certain trainers.
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" Presenting him- or herself as one of these "adults in the room" and pivoting off Trump's conspiratorial warnings about the operations of the "deep state," the author coined the phrase "the steady state.
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" On Wednesday, the highest branches of the U.S. government were rocked by the op-ed, which described what its author called "the work of the steady state," as opposed to the "deep state.
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"The necessary triggers you'd have to see are PMI figures picking back up and signs the Italy-Brussels negotiations are at least in a steady state as opposed to going haywire," he added.
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While full compliance with law and regulation is the goal, companies working to keep pace with change and sometimes conflicting legal obligations understand that data protection within a company is not a steady state.
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And how will subversives within Trump's administration – described as the "steady state" by an unnamed senior official who authored an explosive New York Times op-ed – impact the governance and politics of the country?
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"At high powers, low speeds and smaller focal distances, overheating occurs and the quasi steady-state temperature field is no longer achieved," the authors, coming from the University of Cambridge and manufacturer TWI, said.
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Its music flaunted an appreciation for the steady-state post-punk of New Order along with, perhaps, echoes of Lou Reed, Leonard Cohen and Bryan Ferry to match Matt Berninger's glum baritone lead vocals.
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The reduced addiction risk that comes from staying in a steady state is also the principle on which the use of maintenance drugs—the only treatment that cuts the death rate from opioid addiction—relies.
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The steady-state matter account of the origin of the universe still tempts me, and I wonder if it might not be true at some level, if we define the dimensionality of the problem properly.
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In a similar trial, this time using interval training rather than steady-state cardio, researchers from Canada's McMaster University looked at the impact of fasted versus fed exercise in a group of overweight and obese women.
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While interval-style exercise training is a popular choice for people who are time-poor, the intermittent nature of the exercise means heart rate will fluctuate, providing not much more benefit than traditional steady-state exercise.
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Second, a 4-percent nominal interest rate has historically been thought of as an equilibrium rate of interest for our economy to achieve optimal employment and a steady-state rate of growth in capital and labor productivity.
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"One of the key things we truly believe is that hybrid is a key differentiator for us and a steady state for our customers," Mike Neil, Microsoft's corporate vice president for Azure Infrastructure and Management, told me.
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"It's $4,000 that will be reached in total once the economy reaches [a] steady state, and once you get it, it stays in your pay," DJ Nordquist, the council's chief of staff, told CNBC after the interview.
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When you think of issues like tax reform, which require substantial expertise from the Treasury Department, or the day-to-day operations that government has to meet, government is very good at moving forward at a steady state.
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"We will consider the expansion, it is within the mandate to look at it, we want to get into a steady state and assess where we are and in due course take a decision on that," he said.
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The tide is turning in the strength world, and low intensity, steady state cardio, or LISS—often described as the opposite of HIIT—can have a few advantages over sprint training and metabolic conditioning (also known as "metcons").
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For example, one celebrated study compared ten seconds of "sprints" on a stationary bike to 20-25 minutes of steady state training over 15 weeks and found that the sprints were better for improving endurance and power output.
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Annual production at Kukama is forecast to reach 100,000 ounces of the four elements making up the platinum group metals — platinum, palladium, rhodium and gold - by 2025, with steady state production of 150,000 ounces per year from 2029.
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You can solve for that path by linearizing around a steady state; the solutions to that system have two roots, one negative, one positive, and the negative root tells you the rate of convergence along the saddle path.
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No pass or fails, a lack of clarity over capital requirements, no testing for the impact of negative rates on profitability and a declaration of a "steady state" which if Jes Staley is right means the anemic growth continues.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China will use targeted cuts in banks' reserve requirement ratios (RRR) and other policy tools to boost credit support for small firms and keep economic growth steady, state radio on Wednesday quoted a cabinet meeting as saying.
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Ami Jampolis, a top San Francisco Bay Area trainer (and, full disclosure, my sister), recommends high-intensity circuit training several times a week to build or maintain calorie-burning muscle, along with several days of steady-state cardiovascular training.
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By way of comparison, an Appalachian State University study shows that 45 minutes of steady-state cardio at 85 percent maximum heart rate burned a little over 700 calories—519 during the workout itself and 190 after it had finished.
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The simulation emulates this steady-state behavior in a simpler, more abstract chemical system and shows that it can arise "basically right away, without enormous wait times," Lässig said—indicating that such fixed points can be easily reached in practice.
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While the U.S. has unemployment benefits that fund this kind of longer-term income gap, it is designed with the assumption of "employment" as the steady state, and often out of the reach of workers that have non-traditional work arrangements.
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With the supply-side model of lower marginal tax-rate incentives to work, save, and invest, plus significantly less tax avoidance and sheltering, the economy will move back to its normal, steady-state pattern of 3 to 4 percent growth.
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The findings relied on data from the Gravity Field and Steady-state Ocean Circulation Explorer (GOCE) satellite, which orbited Earth just 155 miles above the surface until late 2013, when it re-entered the atmosphere at the end of its mission.
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The orchestral textures on Saturday were, indeed, polished rather than prickly, and Mr. Manacorda valued long legato lines over moment-by-moment intensity or daring speed; the performance felt like it moved along at a steady state of mezzo forte.
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From our view, the company is executing very well on the initiatives it can control … however the recovery path has been non-linear on a quarter to quarter basis which we believe may persist until the company reaches steady state.
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The danger of a Cruz nomination is that an exogenous shock to the political system—a recession, say, or a international crisis—could hand him the presidency even as the steady-state preferences of the electorate suggest he would lose quite badly.
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"Making a fusion plasma that lasts for five seconds may not sound like a long time, but the physics [of plasma] at five seconds is comparable to its physics at steady-state," Myers said, referring to conditions in which the plasma is stable.
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We see more room for downside to 216.2 estimates as the steady state of demand becomes evident in 220Q22018 when the backlog of the lower priced standard range plus Model 22.50 is exhausted in Europe and China, where orders did not begin until last month.
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That formula of hierarchical labor works well while the law firm is growing, but as soon as the law firm hits steady state, each partner can really only have one associate, who must wait many years before becoming partner for that partner to retire.
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Many beautiful hypotheses were just wrong, like Johannes Kepler's idea that planetary orbits are stacked in regular polyhedrons known as 'Platonic solids', or that atoms are knots in an invisible aether, or that the Universe is in a 'steady state' rather than undergoing expansion.
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"With the supply-side model of lower marginal tax-rate incentives to work, save, and invest, plus significantly less tax avoidance and sheltering, the economy will move back to its normal, steady-state pattern of 3 to 4 percent growth," Kudlow wrote in a CNBC column.
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"The new tax law would be a one-time shift, spread out over several years, after which there would be a new steady state growth path for labor productivity," DJ Nordquist, chief of staff at the White House Council of Economic Advisers, said in an email.
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Positive: - recurring EBITDA/gross interest sustained above 2852x - net debt /recurring EBITDA sustained below 22852x - investment properties under development as a percentage of total investment property sustained below 20165%; - sustained positive free cash flow; - stabilisation of land bank inventory, indicating a steady-state in development activities.
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Gunnar Peterson, who trains Hollywood actors and professional athletes including the NBA's Los Angeles Lakers, advocates a comprehensive lifestyle approach that includes clean eating, adequate sleep, stress management, plenty of hydration, and sprint work mixed with steady-state cardio on alternate days to optimize fat burning.
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This proportion is essentially unchanged since the last report period (when Twitter reported suspending 75% before their first tweet) — so whatever tools it's using to automate terror account identification and blocking appear to be in a steady state, rather than gaining in ability to pre-filter terrorist content.
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That means that all of those institutions, whether they're law firms or universities or the military, have to reckon with steady state [meaning an economy with mild fluctuations in growth and productivity] by admitting that growth cannot be sustained, by running a Ponzi scheme, or by attempting to cannibalize others to achieve a kind of fake growth to keep those particular institutions running.
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To be sure, the Trump administration has a hand in widening deficits, but the Congressional Budget Office was forecasting a steady state of trillion-dollar annual deficits long before the election of Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE.
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More From Tonic: Undo the Damage of Sitting All Day The scientists compared three different methods: steady state cardio, done for 20 to 60 minutes at about 3503 percent of maximum effort; high-intensity interval training, cardio in one-to-four-minute spurts at about 80 percent of max effort; and sprint intervals, done in 8-to-30-second bursts at an all-out effort.
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Its steady state is a scintillant, cold drizzle of the artist's fascinations: money and celebrity, of course, but also democratic consumerism (Coca-Cola, Campbell's soup), tabloid disaster (fatal car crashes, electric chairs, police attacks on black demonstrators in Birmingham), business as an art (and vice versa), reality as spectacle (and vice versa), and a kaleidoscope of social and sexual personae, all in a spirit that forgets the past and ignores the future.
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In a new book, the author of an anonymous New York Times op-ed has described a "Steady State" that formed to "keep the wheels from coming off the White House wagon," according to excepts from the book read by MSNBC host Rachel MaddowRachel Anne MaddowBiden town hall on CNN finishes third in cable news race Maya Rockeymoore Cummings, Elijah Cummings's widow, will run for his House seat 'Anonymous' gets media frenzy without pesky scrutiny for new book MORE on her show Thursday.
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