Extra warmth and water means hurricanes will become slower and stronger.
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"The courts have become slower and more inefficient," said Cyrs at Savant Capital Management.
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There's no reason not to download it, other than the fear that your device will become slower.
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What that means is "their [bowels] become slower, so then bacteria can also overgrow in them," she says.
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Timeline updates will also become slower: rather than immediate updates, Rebble will update the timeline every 15 minutes.
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On stage, Apple didn't hide the fact that iOS devices become slower after being updated to newer software.
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Diplomats say the process of obtaining or renewing licenses has become slower amid uncertainty over U.S. policy on Iran.
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"Starting late June, liquidity in the financial system has improved while the pace of reducing leverage has become slower," he said.
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Without cooperation between the countries to move goods seamlessly across the border, shipping and assembly lines would become slower and more cumbersome.
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Access to websites of individuals, small businesses, and generally most sites that do not belong to large corporations could become slower or nonexistent.
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The 'breaker' is confident to the extent that he suddenly decides the speed has become slower than he can himself sustain to the finish.
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The block sizes in the blockchain are small and can accept a relatively low number of transactions, so with adoption growth the network has become slower.
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But soon enough, high carbon dioxide and low oxygen will slow things down: Breaths become slower and shallower, and the heart begins to contract with less force, Permentier said.
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He said flying physical documentation for trade finance deals to Qatar has become slower and more burdensome as direct flights from Dubai have been cancelled because of the diplomatic rift.
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Lana's music has gradually become slower, quieter, and less electronic over the years, with more open space and room for echo, and here she wholeheartedly embraces a bygone mode of acoustic warmth.
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A low connection rate in the early rounds on low kicks can suddenly shoot up as the rounds wear on and the opponent's feet become slower—committing to the kicks early hurries it along.
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"Part of the story Monday and Tuesday was how banks and broker-dealers have become slower to respond to financial dislocations because regulations have required banks to hold high levels of capital against low- or no-risk assets," the group wrote in a blog post on Wednesday.
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The following two aggressivo sections become slower, more obviously modal and more constrainedly pivoted, so that the two kinds of music now begin to sound almost identical.
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To the sides of the maze are two "warp tunnels", which allow Pac- Man and the ghosts to travel to the opposite side of the screen. Ghosts become slower when entering and exiting these tunnels. Levels are indicated by the fruit icon at the bottom of the screen. In-between levels are short cutscenes featuring Pac-Man and Blinky in humorous, comical situations.
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As such, conifer crown fires often stop once they reach a stand of paper birch or become slower-moving ground fires. Since these stands are fire- resistant, they may become seed trees to reseed the area around them that was burned. However, in dry periods, paper birch is flammable and will burn rapidly. As the bark is flammable, it often will burn and may girdle the tree.
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Changes in the resting membrane potential involving denervated muscles presents mild depolarization when a muscle contraction stimulus is present. While there is no immediate change involving resting and action potential, there is an increase with membrane resistance. After prolonged denervation, it is revealed that resting membrane potential over time is reduced while action potentials progressively decreased and become slower. Acetylcholine is a neurotransmitter that becomes supersensitive in the presence of denervated muscle.
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Several items can be acquired that enhance the player's fighting capabilities. In addition, selecting the "fencing" skill at the beginning of the game will allow the player faster performance. As the character ages, his sword fighting capabilities will gradually decrease, causing him to become slower (less so if the user selected the fencing skill at the beginning of the game). This is one of the game's methods for ensuring that older characters are pressed into retirement.
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The steps the cats make become slower and shorter the closer they become to one another. Once they are close enough to attack, they pause slightly, and then one cat leaps and tries to bite the nape of the other cat. The other cat has no choice but to retaliate and both cats roll aggressively on the ground, and loud intense screams come from both cats. After some time, the cats separate and stand face to face to begin the attack all over again.
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The most startling result of Marcus' theory was the "inverted region": whereas the reaction rates usually become higher with increasing exergonicity of the reaction, electron transfer should, according to Marcus theory, become slower in the very negative \Delta G^\circ domain. Scientists searched the inverted region for proof of a slower electron transfer rate for 30 years until it was unequivocally verified experimentally in 1984.Miller J.R., Calcaterra L.T., Closs G.L.: "Intramolecular long- distance electron transfer in radical anions. The effects of free energy and solvent on the reaction rates", J.Am.Chem.Soc.
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Eating a certain amount of pellets will cause a fruit to appear underneath the regeneration box, which Pac-Man can eat for bonus points. The remaining players will take control of the ghosts on the television screen, who must catch Pac-Man before he eats all of the pellets in the maze. If Pac-Man consumes a Power Pellet, the ghosts will turn blue and become slower, and must avoid contact with Pac-Man. The ghosts have a limited field of vision, which can be increased for a limited period of time by eating fruit that appears in the middle of the stage.
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In comparative tests with a Mk IX it was faster at sea level, but above it had become slower. Handling, however, was considered to be better than previous Spitfire marks, and the clipped wings conferred excellent manoeuvrability through enhanced aileron response.Price 1999, pp. 186–192. At low altitude it was one of the fastest aircraft in the world; in one speed trial, held at Farnborough in July 1942 DP485 (now referred to as the Mk XII) piloted by Jeffrey Quill raced ahead of a Hawker Typhoon and a captured Focke-Wulf Fw 190, to the amazement of the dignitaries present.
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In 2001 Lewis-Francis won a World Athletics Championships 100 m quarter-final heat in 9.97 seconds, which would have been a junior world record, but a wind gauge malfunction meant it was unratifiable. Unusually, Lewis-Francis' times have become slower as he has moved into his twenties. Although athletes tend to peak around their late 20s in the sprints, Lewis-Francis peak to date remains his performances while in his late teens. He has turned down numerous invitations to train with the top sprinters like Justin Gatlin in America, and prefers to stay living in England on the grounds that he would get 'home- sick.
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Fresedo sought to adapt to these new times, but somehow, this attempt merely detracted from the strength of the fresediano style that had so successfully combined so as successful rhythm and elegance. From this time forward, his orchestrations become slower and he chooses mellifluous singers who even, in some cases, give a certain boleristic air to their versions of his tangos. Despite the continual changes that occurred in the tango, Fresedo continued to record throughout the 1930s and 1940s on RCA Victor, with Roberto Ray, Ricardo Ruiz, and Oscar Serpa as vocalists. He then went on to record again for several years on Odeón, until nearly the end of the 1950s, with singers Héctor Pacheco, Carlos Barrios, and Armando Garrido.
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Conversely, when suddenly forced to share their habitat with an efficient anole predator like the northern curly-tailed lizard (for example, if it is introduced to a place where formerly not present), the anoles may decrease the amplitude of their head bobbing, making them less conspicuous, and may become slower to emerge from hiding (less willing to take a risk) after having been scared by a predator. Slow-moving anoles, like the twig ecomorphs of the Caribbean and many Dactyloa species of mainland Central and South America, are generally cryptically colored and often coordinate their movements with the wind, resembling the surrounding vegetation. A few semi- aquatic species will attempt to escape from predators by diving into water or running bipedally across it, similar to basilisks. However, the anoles lack the specialized toe fringes that helps basilisks when doing this.
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Pigeonhole sort, counting sort, radix sort, and Van Emde Boas tree sorting all work best when the key size is small; for large enough keys, they become slower than comparison sorting algorithms. However, when the key size or the word size is very large relative to the number of items (or equivalently when the number of items is small), it may again become possible to sort quickly, using different algorithms that take advantage of the parallelism inherent in the ability to perform arithmetic operations on large words. An early result in this direction was provided by using the cell-probe model of computation (an artificial model in which the complexity of an algorithm is measured only by the number of memory accesses it performs). Building on their work, described two data structures, the Q-heap and the atomic heap, that are implementable on a random access machine.
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