People who use too much could be fined, and may have to agree to install a device that cuts off their supply if they use too much.
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Just don't use too much liquid, to avoid damaging the wiring inside.
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She didn't have to use too much imagination to get into character.
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They forget the cumin or the lemon, or use too much garlic.
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Too many tourists use too much water and consume too many resources.
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That's the thing about me versus other stylists: They use too much products.
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If you use too much power, you knock yourself out of orbit quickly.
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You can use race a little bit, but you can't use too much.
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Since you're more inclined to sweat, you don't want to use too much.
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If you use too much, you end up with a solid block of ice.
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It's often argued that patients in the United States use too much medical care.
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The problem is it can damage plants and grass if you use too much.
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"So I guess it is possible to use too much hairspray..." she said in another clip.
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Use too much and you'll be left with chalky or pasty residue all over your car.
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I eat less meat, I'm careful not to use too much energy, all those sorts of things.
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But if you use too much product or don't blend completely, you could end up looking patchy.
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Either way, it's something you should consider turning off if you use too much data each month.
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I love maraschino liqueur, but it's one of those ingredients that you can't use too much of.
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Gilarde strategically spreads out his graphics cards so they don't use too much power and trip an alarm.
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Pros: Buildable color, also works on eyebrows, blends seamlessly, easy to useCons: Gets sticky if you use too much
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If people use too much because they don't immediately feel the effects, edibles can be even more dangerous, Drs.
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If you dip a measuring cup into the bag of flour, you often pack the flour and use too much.
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When Apple demoed the feature at WWDC, it used Facebook as an example of an app you might use too much.
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I hide my Christophe Robin from my boyfriend because "that shampoo is $40, don't use too much" means nothing to him.
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Experts fret that if farmers use too much cheap pesticide to kill the worms, they may end up poisoning their crops.
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There's also a heavier load on the brain when it's forced to use too much of its capacity to process sound.
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This happens when you use too much detergent, or when you use products, like fabric softener, that trap odor-causing bacteria.
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Patricia de Lille, the city's mayor, has taken to dropping in on residents who use too much water and asking them why.
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The biggest effects I've noticed are a suppression of appetite, mental clarity, and if I use too much in one cup, diarrhea!
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Drake and 40's decision to use "Too Much" on Nothing Was the Same was the moment his career crossed the rubicon.
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If you try to use too much of it, your spacecraft gets bogged down, and you can't launch as much payload into space.
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It's dangerous and can be financially toxic when people use too much credit card or home-equity debt to pay for current consumption.
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"When you are recycling plastic you use too much energy," said Nadege Nzoyem, Central Africa manager of the conservation non-profit Rainforest Alliance.
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I don't feel normal without having my lines throughout the day, but I don't use too much, otherwise, I wouldn't be able to function.
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But use too much — or boil it in the wrong kind of pot (a stainless steel one is required) — and it could be poisonous.
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It's both common sense — you shouldn't use too much of anything — and an important milestone for a company that has been under constant attack.
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"The coordinations and the subtlety and everything's going in different directions and not to use too much energy and too much muscle," she said.
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Studies have found that patients often do not understand discharge instructions after they leave the emergency room, in part because doctors use too much jargon.
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ObamaCare's architects claimed that U.S. health-care spending is too high because physicians and patients use too much of the wrong kind of health care.
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One counterintuitive trick, Ms. Jaisinghani said, is not to use too much oil, which encourages the batter to slide around the pan instead of setting.
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"But for now the Iranian regime doesn't want to use too much force," fearing escalation inside the country and a harsher reaction outside, he said.
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With this change, the resulting network is not only resistant to both active and passive attacks, but scales well and doesn't use too much processing time.
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Those richer plans, they argue, lead workers to use too much health care and to remain insensitive to the cost of services, driving up health costs.
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But what you don't know is, sometimes [they] might use too much salt in the recipe and you bite into the cake and get a salty taste.
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Or using really acidic fruit juices—if you use too much pineapple or grapefruit juice, it can break down the jellifying properties of gelatin and agar agar.
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I'm always careful not to use too much, as I have had some pilling in the past on days when I tried to slather the cream on.
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It got a score of 70 — in the positive column, Hemingway noted that I didn't use too much positive sentiment, did mention a brand and used active language.
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"They're doing us a favour because our landlord complains that we use too much water, and they're from the pool company next door," Carstairs said, laughing a little.
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Doing so ensures that you don't use too much rub when it comes to seasoning, as you still want the natural flavor of your protein to come through.
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In reality, if you use too much data in a month — even if you pay for one of these plans — your carrier might drastically slow your connection down.
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Developers used sand in the mix to slow play for longer rallies, but were careful not to use too much sand as to lighten the distinctive coal black color.
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At times he would use too much power, a high risk strategy in an event where holding to form is everything, to try and reduce wind resistance and fly further.
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But the opposite is also true: If too many people use too much and adverse selection ensues, it can lead to a "death spiral" where insurance becomes unaffordable for everyone.
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During periods of intense heat, mayors stress the importance of air-conditioning, as Bill de Blasio did this month, while also stressing that you shouldn't use too much of it.
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"I realized that I was lying to myself, trying not to use too much heating, eating organic food, but being a hypocrite, because my work contributes to the ecological crisis," he said.
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Keep in mind, any type of heat styling can be damaging to your strands, so you want to take care not to use too much high heat, especially if you're styling daily.
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The game's factions will also favor different gameplay styles — a fungal hive mind called the Shamblers will get angry if you use too much fire, for example, and another faction might love melee combat.
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I really liked that the recipe specified which ingredients would be used in several steps so that I didn't use too much in step two if I was going to need more in step four.
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The country has a penchant for using tech to solve problems ranging from the trivial (people who jaywalk or who use too much toilet paper) to the serious (criminals who try to avoid detection in crowds).
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If you use too much, it's way too intense, but with a slice of Swiss cheese on an English muffin with a bit of nice butter... It's such a specific thing that hasn't quite made it here yet.
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I was careful not to use too much butter, since the drippings already add plenty of fat, and too much fat can inhibit the formation of that all-important gluten network, making for a denser, less puffy texture.
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AMD says the new Radeon Pro Vega 20 and Pro Vega 16 will offer "cool and quiet operation," which hopefully means they won't use too much of your charge; the desktop Vega chips had a bit of a power-hungry reputation.
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Because of their potency, face masks aren't for everyday use (too much of a good thing, yada yada yada), but using them once or twice a week can mean hitting the proverbial reset button for tired, neglected, stressed-out skin.
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"I find when you use too much, the skin doesn't look real anymore... I use a little where I need it, then I use a light foundation and concealer on top — it does the job without going hardcore on the face," he says.
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And unlike Bacardi 151, the (discontinued) gold standard for getting you as fucked up on piña coladas as possible, it's nearly impossible to overdo it: Even as someone who tends to use too much of everything, the spray hasn't left my hair oily or weighed-down yet.
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Until then: The Daily Maverick reports that water usage restrictions are still in place and many retail outlets are limiting how much bottled water customers can buy — "rest assured that the city will be quick to shame said residents should they use too much water yet again."
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Furthermore, given the quality of hardware available, data had to be extremely compressed to be useful, and the machine learning algorithms couldn't use too much compute power since a low-powered Android device wouldn't be able to execute an identity match quickly enough to provide a good user experience.
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Although health insurance distorts the classic definition of insurance somewhat because people use health coverage to maintain health as well as pay for medical catastrophes, the guiding principle remains: Too few enrollees may jeopardize the formation of a stable insurance pool and insurance will become unaffordable if a majority of those who purchase the coverage use too much of it.
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There, carriers are already doing all sorts of things that are not allowed if they're regulated under Title II. For example, wireless carriers can throttle data to slower speeds if you use too much, charge you for different internet usage features (like using your phone as a hotspot), and tack on fees if you want to stream video in HD. With the current act in place, ISPs can't do what we're seeing in mobile.
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We were really tight, therefore, we had to use too much brake.” Kyle Busch exited pit road 18th after overshooting his pit box and stopping too close to the pit wall.
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Jennie-O Turkey Store, Inc., 793 N.W.2d 309 (Minn. Ct. App. 2011). Wrongful death medical malpractice: Zack, Margaret, “$931,970 awarded in heart-test death.” Star Tribune, Minneapolis, 27 August 1996. Excessive force: Zack, Margaret, “3 officers didn’t use too much force, jury rules.” Star Tribune, 27 June 1996. Shareholders derivative suit: In Re Nash Finch Company Derivative Litigation.
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Many plants use heat exchangers in their operations. A thermal engineer must allow the proper amount of energy to be transferred for correct use. Too much and the components could fail, too little and the system will not function at all. Thermal engineers must have an understanding of economics and the components that they will be servicing or interacting with.
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Plain text version. Commercial camel market headcount in 2003 Around 700,000 dromedary camels are now feral in Australia, descended from those introduced as a method of transport in the 19th and early 20th centuries. This population is growing about 8% per year. Representatives of the Australian government have culled more than 100,000 of the animals in part because the camels use too much of the limited resources needed by sheep farmers.
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Tied to a tether, White fired his oxygen powered "zip gun" and floated out of the capsule. He traveled fifteen feet (five meters) out, and began to experiment with maneuvering. He found it easy, especially the pitch and yaw, although he thought the roll would use too much fuel.Oral History Transcript / James A. McDivitt / Interviewed by Doug Ward / Elk Lake, Michigan – 29 June 1999 Ed White, first American astronaut to perform a spacewalk.
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Tied to a tether, White floated out of the spacecraft, using a Hand-Held Maneuvering Unit (informally called a "zip gun") which expelled pressurized oxygen to provide thrust for controlling his travel. He went fifteen feet (five meters) out, and began to experiment with maneuvering. He found it easy, especially the pitch and yaw, although he thought the roll would use too much gas. He maneuvered around the spacecraft while McDivitt took photographs.
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One should be careful nor to use too much water since part of the precipitate may be lost. Also, in case of colloidal precipitates we should not use water as a washing solution since peptization would occur. In such situations dilute nitric acid, ammonium nitrate, or dilute acetic acid may be used. Usually, it is a good practice to check for the presence of precipitating agent in the filtrate of the final washing solution.
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In a 2007 interview alongside Collins, Frame explained further: > He's [Knopfler] a great guitarist. Mark Knopfler's recording techniques were > great—you [Collins] would have liked him, 'cos that was ... then, it was > quite a thing. 'Cos everyone was going digital, and going MIDI and all that, > and his thing was all about using the right microphone. If you use the right > microphone, then you don't have to use too much EQ and all that stuff, and > it was all about that.
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Panicked and delusional, he fires his rocket engines and blasts away from Earth, heading into deep space to his doom. Stanton then misses the main swarm, but a stray meteor crosses his orbital path. He decides to pursue it, despite a warning from ground control that he may use too much fuel in the attempt and burn up upon re- entry. Stanton snags the meteor in time and manages to survive a crash landing with the now captured meteor safely intact.
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Claymore 1, Scene 1, p. 17 Yoma and Claymore warriors alike are powered by a demonic energy, , which allows shape- shifting and extreme strength. When warriors use too much Yoki, they "awaken," becoming a super-Yoma called an Awakened Being. The act of awakening is likened to the feeling of sexual climax, so while both male and female warriors existed in the past only the women proved to be successful warriors and so the creation of male Claymores stopped altogether.
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Before October 19, 2012, Mobilicity refused to provide a clear fair use policy despite many customers demanding this. The carrier cancelled services of some users without warning for excessive mobile Internet usage on an unlimited plan. Current COO Stewart Lyons claimed that "If they [Mobilicity customers] use too much data, too quickly, we slow [them] down and then we speed [them] back up." On October 19, 2012, Mobilicity addressed the issue of unclear policies by publishing a mobile broadband fair use policy.
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After achieving lunar orbit, the crew begins the complex landing procedure, but they use too much fuel during the descent. Safely on the Moon, they explore the lunar surface and describe by radio their view of the Earth, as contrasted against the black lunar sky. Barnes photographs Sweeney pretending to "hold up" the Earth like a modern Atlas. Events takes a serious turn for the crew when they realize that with their limited remaining fuel they must lighten Luna in order to achieve lunar escape velocity.
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Pumpkinhead was inspired by a poem by Ed Justin. The De Laurentiis Entertainment Group sent Stan Winston the script only expecting him to do the creature effects, but Winston instead saw in the project an opportunity to make a directorial debut. Given Winston was then busy refining the story, he gave free reins regarding design to artists Alec Gillis, Shane Mahan, John Rosengrant and Tom Woodruff, Jr., the last of whom also wore the Pumpkinhead suit. Winston’s experience regarding creature work enabled the effects not to use too much of the limited $3 million budget.
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Since combustibles are undesirable in the offgas, while the presence of unreacted oxygen there presents minimal safety and environmental concerns, the first principle of combustion management is to provide more oxygen than is theoretically needed to ensure that all the fuel burns. For methane () combustion, for example, slightly more than two molecules of oxygen are required. The second principle of combustion management, however, is to not use too much oxygen. The correct amount of oxygen requires three types of measurement: first, active control of air and fuel flow; second, offgas oxygen measurement; and third, measurement of offgas combustibles.
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Additionally, when countergradient variation acts on developmental rates, embryos that develop sooner or hatch out larger will have more time to grow or require less resources, respectively. Since these inherently fast growth rates are not observed in all populations, it seems there are potential trade-offs that would prevent this from being beneficial in low latitude populations. One proposed detriment of enhanced embryonic growth is that animals use too much of their supplied nutrients or yolk during development. In some species of lizards the yolk remaining after hatching is absorbed into the body and used as energy for growth as a hatchling.
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The Washington Motor Company was an American automobile manufacturer based in Eaton, Ohio and later Middletown, Ohio, that produced the "Washington" automobile between 1921 and 1924. The company was set up by local Eaton businessman Otto M Shipley, who gained the support of other local business people to provide capital for the venture. The prototype Washington used a Falls X9000 6-cylinder engine, but it was found to use too much oil, and was replaced by a 7R Continental engine for the 1921 Model B tourer. In 1922 the Model C was introduced, which featured a larger 8R Continental engine, and a wider range of body styles - tourer, sport, sedan and California top tourer.
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In 1994, Miguel Alcubierre proposed a method for changing the geometry of space by creating a wave that would cause the fabric of space ahead of a spacecraft to contract and the space behind it to expand. The ship would then ride this wave inside a region of flat space, known as a warp bubble, and would not move within this bubble but instead be carried along as the region itself moves due to the actions of the drive. It was thought to use too much negative energy until Harold Sonny White showed that the amount of energy required could be reduced if the warp bubble’s wall was thicker. Others have made other refinements which are summarised below.
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Once you get on the set and you're working with them, they're sometimes so great that it's challenging." The creator continued, "...when we got to know the actress who played Deaf Taylor Swift, she was so funny that we got together and said, 'Is there a way we can not kill her and maybe kill someone else?' And it's like no, we love everybody, and it also sort of fit with the story, so we had to go forward with it." Speaking to the tricky horror/comedy nature of the show, Falchuk stated, "The way you find the balance is understanding that, when you're missing some ingredients, certain ingredients are super strong, and the flavor is so strong that if you use too much, it ruins the whole soup.
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Unfortunately for McLaren though, what Prost had done was force Senna to use too much fuel in his desire to stay in the lead (many in the pits, including his former Lotus team boss Peter Warr believed that Senna had effectively been suckered by Prost and should have realised that if he was using too much fuel then Prost was also, something Prost did not usually do). This forced Senna to back off over the last 16 laps in order to ensure a finish, and it allowed the Ferrari's to close the gap from 30 seconds when Prost retired, to just over 5 seconds with just two laps remaining as Senna came up to lap the Williams of Jean-Louis Schlesser, standing in for the still unwell Nigel Mansell. Senna, knowing the Ferraris were closing in, dived under Schlesser's Williams at the Rettifilo chicane instead of waiting for the long, fast Curva Grande that would follow. Senna took his normal line through the corner while Schlesser moved over to give him room.
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