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Lenovo and Asus make smaller laptops with this GPU, but they're pretty lame looking.

The high working capital requirements could make smaller players vulnerable to defaults and closures.

Spirit said it would also make smaller job cuts at two plants in Oklahoma.

Kazil says the core Python team is now working to make smaller, more frequent updates.

Now it will utilize the site to make smaller flat-screen panels than originally anticipated.

I believe that if you want a larger change, you need to make smaller changes first.

To justify procrastination on the scary big problems, we make smaller threats look like bigger deals.

Smaller funds often deliver higher returns because they can make smaller bets and exit more quickly.

So expect CD&R to use this as a platform to make smaller, tuck-in acquisitions.

It cited Raytheon's use of the material to make smaller, low-powered radar for American missile systems.

We need these mental programs to simplify and make smaller the huge challenges we encounter every day.

But, Velasco said, that could change as higher rates make smaller businesses more hesitant to seek loans.

For example, for some workers, an income-driven repayment plan may allow you to make smaller monthly payments.

Financially it makes more sense to make smaller movies on them, and creatively, you can take more risks.

So are the new editing controls, which let you make smaller tweaks to the photos after the fact.

He added that the company expects in coming weeks to make smaller acquisitions to enable those ad efforts.

Stephenson said the company expects in coming weeks to make smaller acquisitions to enable its ad platform goals.

And, true to its name, each piece is designed to make smaller framed ladies look good — not just cute.

The winner will also have to make smaller annual payments throughout the term of the concession, Moskovski has said.

It's also good for the smaller, newer companies that often make smaller satellites, which they want to launch in droves.

They'll include the ability to embed videos; make smaller, discrete lists; and let users sort game selections by different metrics.

A handful of manufacturers, like Escape fiberglass trailers, make smaller fifth-wheels that can be easily towed by smaller trucks.

It has also made gains in production technology that allow it to make smaller and faster chips per silicon wafer.

Cities can build large infrastructure such as reservoirs or flood barriers, or can make smaller incremental changes repeatedly, he said.

Britain also wants to introduce new 'trusted trader' arrangements to help larger companies and make smaller firms exempt from customs processes.

Thyssenkrupp plans to make smaller acquisitions to expand its elevators business, management board member Andreas Schierenbeck told WirtschaftsWoche in an interview.

We also know that the success of franchise movies has affected the market for directors who want to make smaller movies.

Dr. Weiss and her colleagues found that high levels of carbon dioxide caused water fleas to make smaller crests and shorter spikes.

A growing regulatory burden and increasingly costly IT systems will also make smaller non-guaranteed portfolios unprofitable, making them candidates for run-off.

The recent rise in U.S. gasoline prices is a reminder that a more serious oil price shock could make smaller vehicles popular again.

For example, it does not make smaller front-wheel loaders in the United States even though their sales in North America are growing.

While many other VCs, including Builders, continue to make smaller investments, the big firms are driving up the average investment size in young companies.

It also reflects the pressure to make smaller, faster chips despite scientific challenges, a principle that "marches on" for the company's business, he said.

If low unemployment continues to put little pressure on inflation, he said, the Fed may indeed be able to make smaller adjustments to rates.

Ms. Coffee of Walla Walla, for example, uses a 3-D printer to make smaller objects, like decorative pumpkins, which she sells for $5.

China has a number of electric-car makers, but they tend to make smaller, more affordable vehicles that lack the polish of Tesla's offerings.

We don't know what those new tools will look like, but Zuckerberg also wants to let people make smaller groups inside a bigger group.

"People have been trying to invent better equipment to make smaller nanomaterials for years," said neurotechnology professor Edward Boyden, the lead researcher, in a statement.

Regional integration gave the North American auto industry a competitive edge, for example, by adding a lower-wage platform in Mexico to make smaller cars.

They decided to make smaller versions of those banners for people to have, and in doing that, all these people started pinning messaging on their jackets.

He was noncommittal about whether he would follow through in seeking the cuts, but indicated he would be willing to make smaller requests than initially expected.

They decided to make smaller versions of those banners for people to have, and in doing that, all these people started pinning messaging on their jackets.

Her Buffalo Erie Niagara Land Improvement Corporation (BENLIC) is taking over vacant parcels of land and building or retrofitting to make smaller and more energy-efficient homes.

China's largest automakers, like BAIC, also make smaller electric cars that are far more affordable than anything Tesla sells, and they have their own production facilities in China.

"I'm receiving calls all the time, you know: How much was he, where did he go, can you make another one, can you make smaller ones?" he says.

Republican Representative Kevin Brady, chairman of the House tax-writing panel, offered to make smaller portions of Wall Street financiers' income eligible for a lower capital gains tax rate.

So you can make smaller batches more frequently and, when you're done with it, it all packs together into a very compact, almost, dare I say, travel-friendly size.

Shale has a "liquidity premium" because producers can make smaller investments and recoup them sooner, within two or three years, said Michael Roomberg, a portfolio analyst at Miller-Howard Investments.

I think that using ice would be more of a cosmetic approach, because what ice does is vasoconstrict your blood vessels, which means to make smaller and to tighten up.

Old Point National Bank in nearby Hampton, Va. allowed affected customers, including U.S. Coast Guard personnel, to skip payments or make smaller, interest-only expenditures on their loans without a fee.

Rather than a 20 million-square-foot factory manufacturing large LCD screens, Foxconn says the factory it's now building will be less than 1 million square feet and make smaller screens.

Peck hasn't abandoned those fundamentals, and has taken steps to allow the retailer to make smaller upfront bets on product, and place additional orders for popular items once it sees what's selling.

His work is funded largely by DonorsTrust, an organization that distributes money from various conservative and libertarian contributors, but he wanted to make smaller, grassroots groups like S.V.C.A. feel empowered as well.

" The company's 203 annual report noted reminded investors that the founders promised to make "'smaller bets in areas that might seem very speculative or even strange when compared to our current businesses.

KUALA LUMPUR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Governments ought to make smaller cities more attractive to their citizens seeking better opportunities, the United Nations said on Friday, as that would reduce demands on overcrowded megacities.

Under what he calls an "inverse pay law", those GPs who spend more on services which might keep patients out of hospital, such as a home visit by a nurse, make smaller margins.

We partner with startups, with suppliers, and with universities, especially on the electrification front—we're constantly trying to figure out, for example, how we can make smaller battery packs with more power at an affordable price.

Intel, which is racing against rival Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co Ltd to make smaller chips, said the move to the newer process was on track and it would have chips from its next generation by 2021.

These constraints pushed the space industry to find ways to make smaller and lighter versions of almost everything: Even the walls of the lunar landing module were reduced to the thickness of two sheets of paper.

On the acquisitions front, Roche will continue to make smaller deals to add early-stage drugs to its portfolio, Schwan said, but his view that the biotech market remains overpriced means that larger transactions are unlikely.

Regulators like the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation have encouraged banks and financial institutions to work with customers to defer payments, make smaller payments or change the due date.

Intel, which is in a race against rival Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co Ltd to make smaller chips, said the move to the newer process was on track and it would have chips from its next generation by 2021.

Because they are less likely to inherit money or get family help buying a home, they make smaller down payments and, on average, buy houses eight years later in life, leaving less time for the investment to appreciate.

According to docs, obtained by TMZ, Low would send the money to Pras ... who would then recruit friends -- or "straw donors" -- and then divvy up the funds between them ... so they could make smaller donations to political action committees.

Finger taps and swipes, no matter how intuitive, can only go so far in productivity — it's simply easier and physically less tiring to make smaller movements with a mouse than waving an arm and hand around in the air all day.

Verizon Communications, the largest wireless carrier in America, has instead chosen thus far to make smaller investments in digital properties, agreeing in July to buy Yahoo for $4.8bn (though the revelation of a massive security breach at Yahoo has cast some doubt on that deal).

Now, if you purchase it from a big carrier like Verizon or T-Mobile as part of a plan package, your phone is basically on loan to you from the carrier, while you make smaller monthly payments until it's paid off and you own it outright.

Then, in November 2018, it announced it would split its new headquarters between two of the country's most powerful regions, New York and greater D.C. Now it says it really only needs one of these two projects, after all, and will make smaller investments in many other U.S. cities.

The idea — similar to a key building block for intracity car services — is to give the operators of those vehicles a steady, predicable stream of usage and business, which offsets the fact that those operators may make smaller margins on those routes because they are not operating them directly.

But we can help prevent them from occurring too often in future by generating less space debris—by venting fuel that's not needed so it doesn't cause an explosion, for instance, and manoeuvring bigger pieces of space shrapnel so they don't collide and make smaller pieces (see Gravity).

Business groups have pushed the White House to support bills long pending in Congress that would address the requirement that the Post Office pre-fund its retiree benefits -- which are the source of much of its apparent deficit -- as well as make smaller tweaks to pricing and contracts with large mailers.

I cried over my father's deathbed pajamas, the dog-eared biographies of Theodore Roosevelt and Josef Mengele on his bedside table, a green nickel in the pocket of his favorite pants, a belt he'd had to drill holes in to make smaller as he'd grown sicker and thinner in the months leading up to his death.

The outlet noted that the exemptions could help Apple and other companies that make smaller gaming computers to produce their devices in the U.S. Trump has sought to put pressure on Apple and other companies to manufacture their products in the U.S., and the president in late July rejected Apple's request to exempt Mac Pro parts from import tariffs.

This would make it practical for use in integrated circuits to make smaller, faster and more energy efficient computers.

All ships were targeted. Armed trawlers were used under the German air umbrella in an attempt to make smaller targets. Such craft were not armoured or armed.

While the use of chalk is uncommon, investigators may make smaller marks, or use removable flags, index cards, or even markers, to indicate important positions, particularly if other references are not available.

The physics of the process demand that it requires a larger machine to make smaller pieces of firewood, and the species of logs being processed may also dictate machine size and power requirements.

Women who donate $1,000 or more are awarded one vote to decide on the receiving organization. Donors who make smaller grants are called Friends. Friends do not have voting rights. Voting takes place in May, each year.

Mahindra Aerospace is aerospace division of the Indian multinational conglomerate company Mahindra Group. It is the first Indian private firm to make smaller civil aircraft for the Indian general aviation market. It is an AS9100 Rev.D certified design organization.

The Vanuatu national under-18 football team was founded in 2019 and invited for the OFC Youth Development Tournament 2019. This tournament, established by the Oceania Football Confederation and UEFA, was created so that the gap between the U-16 and U-19 could be make smaller.

Organizational researchers have found a generally similar phenomenon among large corporations: executives and managers of large companies look to similar organizations in their industry or headquarters city to figure out the appropriate level of corporate charitable donations, and those that make smaller donations might be seen as stingy and suffer damage to their reputations.

The harsh tones and contrast between the white snow and black sky make smaller details more clear, and the eye is immediately drawn to the highlighted elements. Monolith was Adam's first time controlling the viewers experience of his photos and was his first time using photographic principles that are reflected and refined in his later work.

On the other hand, smaller cells make smaller targets, and moves to technologies such as SOI may make individual cells less susceptible and so counteract, or even reverse, this trend. Recent studies show that single-event upsets due to cosmic radiation have been dropping dramatically with process geometry and previous concerns over increasing bit cell error rates are unfounded.

An offset mortgage offers a few benefits for accountholders. One way they benefit is by being able to pay off their mortgage sooner or make smaller payments as time goes on. Additionally, the money in the offset savings account is not locked away, it can still be accessed and withdrawn like money in any savings account.

Pretty Cure♡Futari wa Pretty Cure: All Stars Memories. Originating from a camera, he is a teru teru bozu who steals the memories and powers of the Pretty Cure, turning them into infants. He can also make smaller versions of himself that swarm like locusts. Despite his childish personality, he is actually lonely and depressed over having no original memories.

The nohona waʻa (seats), pale (gunwales) of waʻa (outrigger canoes) were made from the wood. The trunk was sometimes used to make smaller canoes used for fishing. Kukui was named the state tree of Hawaii on 1 May 1959 due to its multitude of uses. It also represents the island of Molokaʻi, whose symbolic color is the silvery green of the kukui leaf.

She convinces the dragonriders of the five Weyrs to go with her to their future, and they use the Red Star as a guide to make smaller, less strenuous hops forward in time. This not only provides much needed skilled reinforcements in the battle against Thread, but explains how and why the five Weyrs were abandoned: they came forward in time.

Further elucidating the mechanism of how bacteria protect themselves from fluoride toxicity can help modify the mechanism to make smaller concentrations of fluoride even more lethal to bacteria. Additionally, the fluoride riboswitch and the downstream regulated genes can be potential targets for drug development in the future. Overall, these advancements will help towards making fluoride and future drugs strong protectors against oral health disease.

In February 2014, Portman voted against reauthorizing long-term unemployment benefits to 1.7 million jobless Americans. He expressed concern with the inclusion of a provision in the bill which would allow companies to make smaller contributions to employee pension funds. Portman voted in April 2014 to extend federal funding for unemployment benefits. Federal funding had been initiated in 2008 and expired at the end of 2013.

Small scale asphalt recycling will usually involve high speed on-site asphalt recycling equipment or overnight soft heat asphalt recycling. Small scale asphalt recycling is used when wanting to make smaller road repairs vs. large scale asphalt recycling which is done for making new asphalt or for tearing up old asphalt and simultaneously recycling or replacing existing asphalt. Recycled asphalt is very effective for pothole and utility cut repairs.

When this happens, the synovium can interfere with the normal functioning of the joint. Excessive thickened synovium, filled with cells and fibrotic collagenous tissue, can physically restrict joint movement. The synovial fibroblasts may make smaller hyaluronan so it is a less effective lubricant of the cartilage surfaces. Under stimulation from invading inflammatory cells, the synovial cells may also produce enzymes (proteinases) that can digest the cartilage extracellular matrix.

These trails fall into two types. Main trails will be used by generations of rhinos to travel between important areas in the rhino's range, such as between salt licks, or in corridors through inhospitable terrain that separates ranges. In feeding areas, the rhinos will make smaller trails, still covered by vegetation, to areas containing food the rhino eats. Sumatran rhino trails have been found that cross rivers deeper than and about across.

As fuel prices went up over time, the company continued to make smaller models available, such as the "Winnie Wagon" with a low profile and pop-top. In the 1980s and 1990s, Winnebago also manufactured light- and medium-duty utility vehicles using techniques and knowledge derived from motorhome production. Their "Route Van" was an aluminum-bodied step-through van with front-wheel drive. Engines were Cummins 4BTA diesel four-cylinders producing between .

Identifying exploitable patterns in an opponent's play also gives the skilled player an edge. For example, a weak opponent might almost never bluff, or might bluff far too often. Or an opponent might make huge bets only as bluffs, and make smaller bets with good hands (or vice versa). If a skilled player notices these patterns in an opponent's play, he or she can make better decisions when facing a bet from that player.

It can be easily cut with any scissors or shears, to make smaller devices such as finger splints. The SAM Splint is radiolucent meaning it does not interfere with X-Rays. They are used on board the International Space Station as a light weight compact splint, for this reason the acronym SAM is often said to refer to “Space Aviation Medicine”. After use, the SAM Splint can be cleaned, rerolled, and reused.

Since this initial synthesis uses symmetric building blocks it is challenging to use it to make smaller CPPs. Therefore, instead of benzoquinone, benzoquinone monomethyl ketal was used to allow the use of asymmetric building blocks. This innovation allowed the selective synthesis of [12]CPP to [5]CPP. [5]CPP is synthesized with an intramolecular boronate homocoupling technique that was originally seen as an undesired by-product of Suzuki-Miyaura cross-coupling reactions in the synthesis of [10]CPP.

Migrating black storks are split between those that make stopovers on the migration between Europe and their wintering grounds in Africa, and those that don't. The Abdim's stork is another migrant, albeit one that migrates within the tropics. It breeds in northern Africa, from Senegal to the Red Sea, during the wet season, and then migrates to Southern Africa. Many species that aren't regular migrants will still make smaller movements if circumstances require it; others may migrate over part of their range.

Klinger had been approached in 1969 by another producer Nat Cohen to make a couple of films for MGM.Steve Chibnall, Robert Murphy (eds.) British Crime Cinema, London: Routledge, 1999, p.128 In financial trouble and shutting down its British operations, MGM was in the process of closing its British studios at Borehamwood and was looking to make smaller-budget films to turn a profit. At this time Klinger's friend Robert Littman had been appointed head of MGM Europe and so Klinger took his proposal to him.

However, installing a package wastewater treatment plant (WWTP) for the development (which acts as a small cluster plant, eliminating the need for individual septic tanks) or using biofilters with each septic system make smaller lot sizes acceptable.Anderson, Larz. Planning the Built Environment In addition, providing a package WWTP reduces the diameter and depth of collection sewer lines for the cluster, thus reducing the overall cost of infrastructure. The final primary issue with cluster development is the issue of dealing with open, recreational, and agricultural space.

It can be generated within months and can be selected to bind to specific antigens such as tumor cells and other infectious agents. Genmab also has developed its own technology called UniBody, which is used to make smaller antibodies in contrast to the traditional full sized monoclonal antibody. Its smaller size allows for better distribution over larger target areas like tumors. The UniBody can only bind to one site and doesn’t elicit a harmful immune response by binding to two sites and over- activating cell growth.

It attaches the strings to the lower end of the cello, and can have one or more fine tuners. The fine tuners are used to make smaller adjustments to the pitch of the string. The fine tuners can increase the tension of each string (raising the pitch) or decrease the tension of the string (lowering the pitch). When the performer is putting on a new string, the fine tuner for that string is normally reset to a middle position, and then the peg is turned to bring the string up to pitch.

Only four species of pitta are fully or mostly migratory, all in the genus Pitta: the Indian pitta, the African pitta, the fairy pitta and the blue-winged pitta. As well as these four, the northern subspecies of the hooded pitta is a full migrant. Other species make smaller or more local, and poorly understood, movements across small parts of their range, including the noisy pitta of Australia. The migration of pittas is apparently nocturnal, and pittas migrate in small loose flocks that use the same resting and foraging sites each year.

Sister demonstrating dyeing process at the workshop The Gutierrez family workshops primarily make rugs and tapestries, but also make smaller items such as coasters and mats. Various members of the family weave and do other tasks, but Porfirio supervises the development of all pieces. Although his mother spins some of the yarn they use, most is bought from another town, so the process most often begin with dyeing. They exclusively use natural dyes made from ingredients sourced from Oaxaca, such as cochineal, tree moss, pomegranate, Mexican tarragon and indigo.

A small number of species are known to make smaller migratory movements, particularly montane species which move to lower altitudes during different seasons. This has been demonstrated using radio tracking in the resplendent quetzal in Costa Rica and evidence has been accumulated for a number of other species. The Narina trogon of Africa is thought to undertake some localised short-distance migrations over parts of its range, for example birds of Zimbabwe's plateau savannah depart after the breeding season. A complete picture of these movements is however lacking.

Conventional vapor cell atomic clocks are about the size of a deck of cards, consume about 10 W of electrical power and cost about $3,000. Shrinking these to the size of a semiconductor chip required extensive development and several breakthroughs. An important part of development was designing the device so it could be manufactured using standard semiconductor fabrication techniques where possible, to keep its cost low enough that it could become a mass market device. Conventional caesium clocks use a glass tube containing caesium, which are challenging to make smaller than 1 cm.

In 1906 Züst decided to also make smaller cars, so with his five sons he founded a new company known as Brixia-Zust in the city of Brescia. (Zust and Brixia-Zust are often confused). Due to financial problems, Brixia- Zust closed down in 1912; the Milan factory was sold and production of Zust cars concentrated in Brescia, where production continued until 1914. The last new models, the 15/25 HP or 2S 365 (2592 cc/158cuin) and the 25/35 or S305 (4712 cc/288cuin), appeared in 1913.

The sarbineh is a large octagonal hall and has an octagonal pool in the middle, separated by 8 pillars from the outer section. There are four pillars in the garmkhaneh, which make smaller bathing rooms all around as well as the entrance section to the khazineh (final bathing room) in the middle. The interior of the bathhouse is decorated with turquoise and gold tilework, plasterwork, brickwork, as well as artistic paintings. The roof of the bathhouse is made of multiple domes that contain convex glasses to provide sufficient lighting to the bathhouse while concealing it from the outside.

Jews from Syria make smaller sausages, called gheh, with a different spice blend while Jews from Iraq make the sausages, called mumbar, with chopped meat and liver, rice, and their traditional mix of spices.Roden, pg. 426 Moussaka is an oven-baked layer dish ground meat and eggplant casserole that, unlike its Levantine rivals, is served hot. Meat stews (chicken, lamb and beef) are cooked with spices, pine nuts herbs like parsley, mint and oregano, onion, tomato sauce or tahini or juices such as pomegranate molasses, pomegranate juice, pomegranate wine, grape wine, arak, date molasses and tamarind.

In the 1980s and 1990s, lawmakers continued to make smaller modifications of the drug laws, expanding their coverage, increasing maximum sentences, altering early release rules, and introducing treatment options as an alternative to imprisonment to be used at the discretion of the courts. In 1980, contract treatment for drug abuse as an alternative to imprisonment was implemented into the law. Contract treatment is a possible consequence of a clearly drug-related crime, and an option for any Swedish court; the option is not limited to special Drug courts. If the person misbehaves, the sentence can be transformed into a prison sentence.Red.

Attempts to make finer tyre and flange standards were thwarted initially by the overscale rail sections available commercially, it being impractical for an individual modeller to make smaller rails – although some did attempt to, by cutting down commercial rail. Smaller flange and tyre dimensions were also unsuccessful, as the narrow tyres tended to detach from the wheel centres. More critically, small flanges required comparably smaller rail, trackwork gaps and point frogs in order to work reliably. Wheelset standards did become more fine in time, allowing EM to evolve into gauge track (for a while called EEM gauge until it was adopted into the mainstream standard).

The Professor invents a machine that can scan an object and produce two smaller copies, consuming matter provided to it in the process. He uses it to make smaller sweaters for himself, since he is shrinking and feeling colder as he ages. Bender originally refuses the Professor's request to fold them, and then stuffs the replicator into his chest cavity and uses it to make two duplicates of himself so they can each fold one sweater. Before they can do so, the Planet Express crew (including the two new Benders) is sent to deliver a shipment of personal hygiene products to an ugly, giant alien humanoid who lives in a cave.

In addition to those diseases, child labourers who are subjected to working in poor conditions including overcrowding, abuse, long work hours and cheap pay in diamond mines suffer from eye strain, headaches, malnutrition, and respiratory problems. While they are paid for how many diamonds they can polish or cut per day. The ordinary amount of money a worker will get for polishing the uppermost section of a diamond is two rupees, which is below eight US cents, while workers who make smaller diamonds, might be paid 15 to 20 US dollars per week. Child slaves in Surat sleep in their workplace or in a small hovel instead of a home.

There are various drivers that push the need and desire of mobile payments services in India, and there are several challenges which need to be addressed in order to ensure adoption of the technology in the Indian context. One of the key roles of The Mobile Payment Forum of India is to address these challenges that may inhibit the widespread use of mobile financial services. As per report from RedSeer Consulting, Indian market consist of 160 million unique mobile payment users till 2020 which will increase to 800 million by the year 2025 with transaction volume of Rs.7,092 trillion at a rate of 3.5 percent. Lower income groups will make smaller transactions with mobile wallets by 2025.

According to Harris, humans shifted from a low-carbohydrate diet largely based on hunter-gatherer sources to a high-carbohydrate diet largely based on agricultural when intensive agriculture began. Harris posits that this diet change resulted in more body fat, which for females led to earlier menarche and a smaller reduction in fertility from nursing infants, which then led to shorter periods between pregnancies. Harris also describes the state of the world in the late 19th century as one of approaching catastrophe as predicted by Malthus (Malthusian catastrophe). Harris then discusses three 20th century innovations that explain this postponement of the catastrophe: the exploitation of petroleum, reliable contraceptives, and social changes in some cultures that make smaller families more desirable.

Amdahl left his eponymous company in August 1979 to set up Trilogy Systems, together with his son Carl Amdahl and Clifford Madden. With over US$200 million in funds, Trilogy was aimed at designing an integrated chip for even cheaper mainframes, but the chip development failed within months of the company's $60 million public offering; thereafter, the company focused on developing its VLSI technology and, when that project failed, in 1985, Trilogy merged into Elxsi. Elxsi also did poorly and Amdahl left in 1989, having already founded his next venture, Andor International, in 1987. Andor hoped to compete in the mid-sized mainframe market, using improved manufacturing techniques developed by one of the company's employees, Robert F. Brown, to make smaller, more efficient machines.

The helmet and submachine gun are stylized after German equipment, which was captured during the uprising and used by the resistance fighters against the occupying forces. Jerzy Jarnuszkiewicz created the design for the monument in 1946, which was later used to make smaller copies of its present state. The statue was unveiled on 1 October 1983 by Professor Jerzy Świderski – a cardiologist who was a courier for the resistance during the uprising (pseudonym: "Lubicz") serving in the Gustaw regiment of the Armia Krajowa. Behind the statue is a plaque with the engraved words of "Warszawskie Dzieci" ("Varsovian Children"), a popular song from the period: "Warszawskie dzieci, pójdziemy w bój - za każdy kamień twój, stolico damy krew" ("Varsovian children, we'll head into battle - for every stone of yours, we shall give our blood").

With pigments of carbon black and red ochre, the reed pen was used to write on scrolls of papyrus—a thin material made from beating together strips of pith from the Cyperus papyrus plant—as well as on small ceramic or limestone potsherds known as ostraca.; ; ; ; . It is thought that papyrus rolls were moderately expensive commercial items, since many are palimpsests, manuscripts that have had their original contents erased to make room for new written works.. This, along with the practice of tearing pieces off of larger papyrus documents to make smaller letters, suggests that there were seasonal shortages caused by the limited growing season of Cyperus papyrus. It also explains the frequent use of ostraca and limestone flakes as writing media for shorter written works.. In addition to stone, ceramic ostraca, and papyrus, writing media also included wood, ivory, and plaster.

Because of the usefulness of tuneable collimated coherent X-ray radiation, efforts have been made to make smaller more economical sources of the light produced by synchrotrons. The aim is to make such sources available within a research laboratory for cost and convenience reasons; at present, researchers have to travel to a facility to perform experiments. One method of making a compact light source is to use the energy shift from Compton scattering near-visible laser photons from electrons stored at relatively low energies of tens of megaelectronvolts (see for example the Compact Light Source (CLS)). However, a relatively low cross-section of collision can be obtained in this manner, and the repetition rate of the lasers is limited to a few hertz rather than the megahertz repetition rates naturally arising in normal storage ring emission.

The Dutch tended to make smaller paintings for smaller houses. Some Dutch landscape specialties named in period inventories include the Batalje, or battle-scene;See the work of Willem van de Velde the Younger, Huchtenburg and Pauwels van Hillegaert the Maneschijntje,See the work of Aert van der Neer or moonlight scene; the Bosjes,See the work of Jacques van Artois or woodland scene; the Boederijtje, or farm scene,See the work of Adriaen van Ostade and the Dorpje or village scene.See the work of Roelant Roghman Though not named at the time as a specific genre, the popularity of Roman ruins inspired many Dutch landscape painters of the period to paint the ruins of their own region, such as monasteries and churches ruined after the Beeldenstorm.The ruins of Egmond Abbey were popular for a century.

The process was invented by William Watts of Bristol, England, and patented in 1782. The same year, Watts extended his house in Redcliffe to build the first shot tower.. Use of shot towers replaced earlier techniques of casting shot in moulds, which was expensive, or of dripping molten lead into water barrels, which produced insufficiently spherical balls. Large shot which could not be made by the shot tower was made by tumbling pieces of cut lead sheet in a barrel until round.. The "wind tower" method, which used a blast of cold air to dramatically shorten the drop necessary and was patented in 1848 by the T.O LeRoy Company of New York City, , Lynne Belluscio, LeRoy Penny Saver NewsHistory of the American Shot Tower meant that tall shot towers became unnecessary, but many were still constructed into the late 1880s, and two surviving examples date from 1916 and 1969. Since the 1960s the Bliemeister method has been used to make smaller shot sizes, and larger sizes are made by the cold swaging process of feeding calibrated lengths of wire into hemispherical dies and stamping them into spheres.

Lenovo and Asus make smaller laptops with this GPU, but they're pretty lame looking. from Gizmodo
The high working capital requirements could make smaller players vulnerable to defaults and closures. from CNBC
Spirit said it would also make smaller job cuts at two plants in Oklahoma. from CNBC
Kazil says the core Python team is now working to make smaller, more frequent updates. from Wired
Now it will utilize the site to make smaller flat-screen panels than originally anticipated. from CNN
I believe that if you want a larger change, you need to make smaller changes first. from Reuters
To justify procrastination on the scary big problems, we make smaller threats look like bigger deals. from Mashable
Smaller funds often deliver higher returns because they can make smaller bets and exit more quickly. from Reuters
So expect CD&R to use this as a platform to make smaller, tuck-in acquisitions. from Axios
It cited Raytheon's use of the material to make smaller, low-powered radar for American missile systems. from The New York Times
We need these mental programs to simplify and make smaller the huge challenges we encounter every day. from Vox
But, Velasco said, that could change as higher rates make smaller businesses more hesitant to seek loans. from Reuters
For example, for some workers, an income-driven repayment plan may allow you to make smaller monthly payments. from CNBC
Financially it makes more sense to make smaller movies on them, and creatively, you can take more risks. from Refinery 29
So are the new editing controls, which let you make smaller tweaks to the photos after the fact. from Mashable
He added that the company expects in coming weeks to make smaller acquisitions to enable those ad efforts. from CNBC
Stephenson said the company expects in coming weeks to make smaller acquisitions to enable its ad platform goals. from CNBC
And, true to its name, each piece is designed to make smaller framed ladies look good — not just cute. from Refinery 29
The winner will also have to make smaller annual payments throughout the term of the concession, Moskovski has said. from Reuters
It's also good for the smaller, newer companies that often make smaller satellites, which they want to launch in droves. from Wired
They'll include the ability to embed videos; make smaller, discrete lists; and let users sort game selections by different metrics. from The Verge
A handful of manufacturers, like Escape fiberglass trailers, make smaller fifth-wheels that can be easily towed by smaller trucks. from Fox News
It has also made gains in production technology that allow it to make smaller and faster chips per silicon wafer. from Reuters
Cities can build large infrastructure such as reservoirs or flood barriers, or can make smaller incremental changes repeatedly, he said. from Reuters
Britain also wants to introduce new 'trusted trader' arrangements to help larger companies and make smaller firms exempt from customs processes. from Reuters
Thyssenkrupp plans to make smaller acquisitions to expand its elevators business, management board member Andreas Schierenbeck told WirtschaftsWoche in an interview. from Reuters
We also know that the success of franchise movies has affected the market for directors who want to make smaller movies. from Vox
Dr. Weiss and her colleagues found that high levels of carbon dioxide caused water fleas to make smaller crests and shorter spikes. from The New York Times
A growing regulatory burden and increasingly costly IT systems will also make smaller non-guaranteed portfolios unprofitable, making them candidates for run-off. from Reuters
The recent rise in U.S. gasoline prices is a reminder that a more serious oil price shock could make smaller vehicles popular again. from Reuters
For example, it does not make smaller front-wheel loaders in the United States even though their sales in North America are growing. from Reuters
While many other VCs, including Builders, continue to make smaller investments, the big firms are driving up the average investment size in young companies. from Mashable
It also reflects the pressure to make smaller, faster chips despite scientific challenges, a principle that "marches on" for the company's business, he said. from CNBC
If low unemployment continues to put little pressure on inflation, he said, the Fed may indeed be able to make smaller adjustments to rates. from Reuters
Ms. Coffee of Walla Walla, for example, uses a 3-D printer to make smaller objects, like decorative pumpkins, which she sells for $5. from The New York Times
China has a number of electric-car makers, but they tend to make smaller, more affordable vehicles that lack the polish of Tesla's offerings. from The New York Times
We don't know what those new tools will look like, but Zuckerberg also wants to let people make smaller groups inside a bigger group. from Vox
"People have been trying to invent better equipment to make smaller nanomaterials for years," said neurotechnology professor Edward Boyden, the lead researcher, in a statement. from CNN
Regional integration gave the North American auto industry a competitive edge, for example, by adding a lower-wage platform in Mexico to make smaller cars. from The New York Times
They decided to make smaller versions of those banners for people to have, and in doing that, all these people started pinning messaging on their jackets. from Vice
He was noncommittal about whether he would follow through in seeking the cuts, but indicated he would be willing to make smaller requests than initially expected. from The Hill
They decided to make smaller versions of those banners for people to have, and in doing that, all these people started pinning messaging on their jackets. from Vice
Her Buffalo Erie Niagara Land Improvement Corporation (BENLIC) is taking over vacant parcels of land and building or retrofitting to make smaller and more energy-efficient homes. from Reuters
China's largest automakers, like BAIC, also make smaller electric cars that are far more affordable than anything Tesla sells, and they have their own production facilities in China. from The Verge
"I'm receiving calls all the time, you know: How much was he, where did he go, can you make another one, can you make smaller ones?" he says. from CNN
Republican Representative Kevin Brady, chairman of the House tax-writing panel, offered to make smaller portions of Wall Street financiers' income eligible for a lower capital gains tax rate. from Reuters
So you can make smaller batches more frequently and, when you're done with it, it all packs together into a very compact, almost, dare I say, travel-friendly size. from Wired
Shale has a "liquidity premium" because producers can make smaller investments and recoup them sooner, within two or three years, said Michael Roomberg, a portfolio analyst at Miller-Howard Investments. from Reuters
I think that using ice would be more of a cosmetic approach, because what ice does is vasoconstrict your blood vessels, which means to make smaller and to tighten up. from Business Insider
Old Point National Bank in nearby Hampton, Va. allowed affected customers, including U.S. Coast Guard personnel, to skip payments or make smaller, interest-only expenditures on their loans without a fee. from The Hill
Rather than a 20 million-square-foot factory manufacturing large LCD screens, Foxconn says the factory it's now building will be less than 1 million square feet and make smaller screens. from The Verge
Peck hasn't abandoned those fundamentals, and has taken steps to allow the retailer to make smaller upfront bets on product, and place additional orders for popular items once it sees what's selling. from CNBC
His work is funded largely by DonorsTrust, an organization that distributes money from various conservative and libertarian contributors, but he wanted to make smaller, grassroots groups like S.V.C.A. feel empowered as well. from New Yorker
" The company's 203 annual report noted reminded investors that the founders promised to make "'smaller bets in areas that might seem very speculative or even strange when compared to our current businesses. from CNBC
KUALA LUMPUR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Governments ought to make smaller cities more attractive to their citizens seeking better opportunities, the United Nations said on Friday, as that would reduce demands on overcrowded megacities. from Reuters
Under what he calls an "inverse pay law", those GPs who spend more on services which might keep patients out of hospital, such as a home visit by a nurse, make smaller margins. from Economist
We partner with startups, with suppliers, and with universities, especially on the electrification front—we're constantly trying to figure out, for example, how we can make smaller battery packs with more power at an affordable price. from Wired
Intel, which is racing against rival Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co Ltd to make smaller chips, said the move to the newer process was on track and it would have chips from its next generation by 2021. from CNBC
These constraints pushed the space industry to find ways to make smaller and lighter versions of almost everything: Even the walls of the lunar landing module were reduced to the thickness of two sheets of paper. from Business Insider
On the acquisitions front, Roche will continue to make smaller deals to add early-stage drugs to its portfolio, Schwan said, but his view that the biotech market remains overpriced means that larger transactions are unlikely. from Reuters
Regulators like the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation have encouraged banks and financial institutions to work with customers to defer payments, make smaller payments or change the due date. from CNN
Intel, which is in a race against rival Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co Ltd to make smaller chips, said the move to the newer process was on track and it would have chips from its next generation by 2021. from CNBC
Because they are less likely to inherit money or get family help buying a home, they make smaller down payments and, on average, buy houses eight years later in life, leaving less time for the investment to appreciate. from New Yorker
According to docs, obtained by TMZ, Low would send the money to Pras ... who would then recruit friends -- or "straw donors" -- and then divvy up the funds between them ... so they could make smaller donations to political action committees. from TMZ
Finger taps and swipes, no matter how intuitive, can only go so far in productivity — it's simply easier and physically less tiring to make smaller movements with a mouse than waving an arm and hand around in the air all day. from Business Insider
Verizon Communications, the largest wireless carrier in America, has instead chosen thus far to make smaller investments in digital properties, agreeing in July to buy Yahoo for $4.8bn (though the revelation of a massive security breach at Yahoo has cast some doubt on that deal). from Economist
Now, if you purchase it from a big carrier like Verizon or T-Mobile as part of a plan package, your phone is basically on loan to you from the carrier, while you make smaller monthly payments until it's paid off and you own it outright. from Vice
Then, in November 2018, it announced it would split its new headquarters between two of the country's most powerful regions, New York and greater D.C. Now it says it really only needs one of these two projects, after all, and will make smaller investments in many other U.S. cities. from Axios
The idea — similar to a key building block for intracity car services — is to give the operators of those vehicles a steady, predicable stream of usage and business, which offsets the fact that those operators may make smaller margins on those routes because they are not operating them directly. from TechCrunch
But we can help prevent them from occurring too often in future by generating less space debris—by venting fuel that's not needed so it doesn't cause an explosion, for instance, and manoeuvring bigger pieces of space shrapnel so they don't collide and make smaller pieces (see Gravity). from Vice
Business groups have pushed the White House to support bills long pending in Congress that would address the requirement that the Post Office pre-fund its retiree benefits -- which are the source of much of its apparent deficit -- as well as make smaller tweaks to pricing and contracts with large mailers. from CNN
I cried over my father's deathbed pajamas, the dog-eared biographies of Theodore Roosevelt and Josef Mengele on his bedside table, a green nickel in the pocket of his favorite pants, a belt he'd had to drill holes in to make smaller as he'd grown sicker and thinner in the months leading up to his death. from Vice
The outlet noted that the exemptions could help Apple and other companies that make smaller gaming computers to produce their devices in the U.S. Trump has sought to put pressure on Apple and other companies to manufacture their products in the U.S., and the president in late July rejected Apple's request to exempt Mac Pro parts from import tariffs. from The Hill
This would make it practical for use in integrated circuits to make smaller, faster and more energy efficient computers.
All ships were targeted. Armed trawlers were used under the German air umbrella in an attempt to make smaller targets. Such craft were not armoured or armed.
While the use of chalk is uncommon, investigators may make smaller marks, or use removable flags, index cards, or even markers, to indicate important positions, particularly if other references are not available.
The physics of the process demand that it requires a larger machine to make smaller pieces of firewood, and the species of logs being processed may also dictate machine size and power requirements.
Women who donate $1,000 or more are awarded one vote to decide on the receiving organization. Donors who make smaller grants are called Friends. Friends do not have voting rights. Voting takes place in May, each year.
Mahindra Aerospace is aerospace division of the Indian multinational conglomerate company Mahindra Group. It is the first Indian private firm to make smaller civil aircraft for the Indian general aviation market. It is an AS9100 Rev.D certified design organization.
The Vanuatu national under-18 football team was founded in 2019 and invited for the OFC Youth Development Tournament 2019. This tournament, established by the Oceania Football Confederation and UEFA, was created so that the gap between the U-16 and U-19 could be make smaller.
Organizational researchers have found a generally similar phenomenon among large corporations: executives and managers of large companies look to similar organizations in their industry or headquarters city to figure out the appropriate level of corporate charitable donations, and those that make smaller donations might be seen as stingy and suffer damage to their reputations.
The harsh tones and contrast between the white snow and black sky make smaller details more clear, and the eye is immediately drawn to the highlighted elements. Monolith was Adam's first time controlling the viewers experience of his photos and was his first time using photographic principles that are reflected and refined in his later work.
On the other hand, smaller cells make smaller targets, and moves to technologies such as SOI may make individual cells less susceptible and so counteract, or even reverse, this trend. Recent studies show that single-event upsets due to cosmic radiation have been dropping dramatically with process geometry and previous concerns over increasing bit cell error rates are unfounded.
An offset mortgage offers a few benefits for accountholders. One way they benefit is by being able to pay off their mortgage sooner or make smaller payments as time goes on. Additionally, the money in the offset savings account is not locked away, it can still be accessed and withdrawn like money in any savings account.
Pretty Cure♡Futari wa Pretty Cure: All Stars Memories. Originating from a camera, he is a teru teru bozu who steals the memories and powers of the Pretty Cure, turning them into infants. He can also make smaller versions of himself that swarm like locusts. Despite his childish personality, he is actually lonely and depressed over having no original memories.
The nohona waʻa (seats), pale (gunwales) of waʻa (outrigger canoes) were made from the wood. The trunk was sometimes used to make smaller canoes used for fishing. Kukui was named the state tree of Hawaii on 1 May 1959 due to its multitude of uses. It also represents the island of Molokaʻi, whose symbolic color is the silvery green of the kukui leaf.
She convinces the dragonriders of the five Weyrs to go with her to their future, and they use the Red Star as a guide to make smaller, less strenuous hops forward in time. This not only provides much needed skilled reinforcements in the battle against Thread, but explains how and why the five Weyrs were abandoned: they came forward in time.
Further elucidating the mechanism of how bacteria protect themselves from fluoride toxicity can help modify the mechanism to make smaller concentrations of fluoride even more lethal to bacteria. Additionally, the fluoride riboswitch and the downstream regulated genes can be potential targets for drug development in the future. Overall, these advancements will help towards making fluoride and future drugs strong protectors against oral health disease.
In February 2014, Portman voted against reauthorizing long-term unemployment benefits to 1.7 million jobless Americans. He expressed concern with the inclusion of a provision in the bill which would allow companies to make smaller contributions to employee pension funds. Portman voted in April 2014 to extend federal funding for unemployment benefits. Federal funding had been initiated in 2008 and expired at the end of 2013.
Small scale asphalt recycling will usually involve high speed on-site asphalt recycling equipment or overnight soft heat asphalt recycling. Small scale asphalt recycling is used when wanting to make smaller road repairs vs. large scale asphalt recycling which is done for making new asphalt or for tearing up old asphalt and simultaneously recycling or replacing existing asphalt. Recycled asphalt is very effective for pothole and utility cut repairs.
When this happens, the synovium can interfere with the normal functioning of the joint. Excessive thickened synovium, filled with cells and fibrotic collagenous tissue, can physically restrict joint movement. The synovial fibroblasts may make smaller hyaluronan so it is a less effective lubricant of the cartilage surfaces. Under stimulation from invading inflammatory cells, the synovial cells may also produce enzymes (proteinases) that can digest the cartilage extracellular matrix.
These trails fall into two types. Main trails will be used by generations of rhinos to travel between important areas in the rhino's range, such as between salt licks, or in corridors through inhospitable terrain that separates ranges. In feeding areas, the rhinos will make smaller trails, still covered by vegetation, to areas containing food the rhino eats. Sumatran rhino trails have been found that cross rivers deeper than and about across.
As fuel prices went up over time, the company continued to make smaller models available, such as the "Winnie Wagon" with a low profile and pop-top. In the 1980s and 1990s, Winnebago also manufactured light- and medium-duty utility vehicles using techniques and knowledge derived from motorhome production. Their "Route Van" was an aluminum-bodied step-through van with front-wheel drive. Engines were Cummins 4BTA diesel four-cylinders producing between .
Identifying exploitable patterns in an opponent's play also gives the skilled player an edge. For example, a weak opponent might almost never bluff, or might bluff far too often. Or an opponent might make huge bets only as bluffs, and make smaller bets with good hands (or vice versa). If a skilled player notices these patterns in an opponent's play, he or she can make better decisions when facing a bet from that player.
It can be easily cut with any scissors or shears, to make smaller devices such as finger splints. The SAM Splint is radiolucent meaning it does not interfere with X-Rays. They are used on board the International Space Station as a light weight compact splint, for this reason the acronym SAM is often said to refer to “Space Aviation Medicine”. After use, the SAM Splint can be cleaned, rerolled, and reused.
Since this initial synthesis uses symmetric building blocks it is challenging to use it to make smaller CPPs. Therefore, instead of benzoquinone, benzoquinone monomethyl ketal was used to allow the use of asymmetric building blocks. This innovation allowed the selective synthesis of [12]CPP to [5]CPP. [5]CPP is synthesized with an intramolecular boronate homocoupling technique that was originally seen as an undesired by-product of Suzuki-Miyaura cross-coupling reactions in the synthesis of [10]CPP.
Migrating black storks are split between those that make stopovers on the migration between Europe and their wintering grounds in Africa, and those that don't. The Abdim's stork is another migrant, albeit one that migrates within the tropics. It breeds in northern Africa, from Senegal to the Red Sea, during the wet season, and then migrates to Southern Africa. Many species that aren't regular migrants will still make smaller movements if circumstances require it; others may migrate over part of their range.
Klinger had been approached in 1969 by another producer Nat Cohen to make a couple of films for MGM.Steve Chibnall, Robert Murphy (eds.) British Crime Cinema, London: Routledge, 1999, p.128 In financial trouble and shutting down its British operations, MGM was in the process of closing its British studios at Borehamwood and was looking to make smaller-budget films to turn a profit. At this time Klinger's friend Robert Littman had been appointed head of MGM Europe and so Klinger took his proposal to him.
However, installing a package wastewater treatment plant (WWTP) for the development (which acts as a small cluster plant, eliminating the need for individual septic tanks) or using biofilters with each septic system make smaller lot sizes acceptable.Anderson, Larz. Planning the Built Environment In addition, providing a package WWTP reduces the diameter and depth of collection sewer lines for the cluster, thus reducing the overall cost of infrastructure. The final primary issue with cluster development is the issue of dealing with open, recreational, and agricultural space.
It can be generated within months and can be selected to bind to specific antigens such as tumor cells and other infectious agents. Genmab also has developed its own technology called UniBody, which is used to make smaller antibodies in contrast to the traditional full sized monoclonal antibody. Its smaller size allows for better distribution over larger target areas like tumors. The UniBody can only bind to one site and doesn’t elicit a harmful immune response by binding to two sites and over- activating cell growth.
It attaches the strings to the lower end of the cello, and can have one or more fine tuners. The fine tuners are used to make smaller adjustments to the pitch of the string. The fine tuners can increase the tension of each string (raising the pitch) or decrease the tension of the string (lowering the pitch). When the performer is putting on a new string, the fine tuner for that string is normally reset to a middle position, and then the peg is turned to bring the string up to pitch.
Only four species of pitta are fully or mostly migratory, all in the genus Pitta: the Indian pitta, the African pitta, the fairy pitta and the blue-winged pitta. As well as these four, the northern subspecies of the hooded pitta is a full migrant. Other species make smaller or more local, and poorly understood, movements across small parts of their range, including the noisy pitta of Australia. The migration of pittas is apparently nocturnal, and pittas migrate in small loose flocks that use the same resting and foraging sites each year.
Sister demonstrating dyeing process at the workshop The Gutierrez family workshops primarily make rugs and tapestries, but also make smaller items such as coasters and mats. Various members of the family weave and do other tasks, but Porfirio supervises the development of all pieces. Although his mother spins some of the yarn they use, most is bought from another town, so the process most often begin with dyeing. They exclusively use natural dyes made from ingredients sourced from Oaxaca, such as cochineal, tree moss, pomegranate, Mexican tarragon and indigo.
A small number of species are known to make smaller migratory movements, particularly montane species which move to lower altitudes during different seasons. This has been demonstrated using radio tracking in the resplendent quetzal in Costa Rica and evidence has been accumulated for a number of other species. The Narina trogon of Africa is thought to undertake some localised short-distance migrations over parts of its range, for example birds of Zimbabwe's plateau savannah depart after the breeding season. A complete picture of these movements is however lacking.
Conventional vapor cell atomic clocks are about the size of a deck of cards, consume about 10 W of electrical power and cost about $3,000. Shrinking these to the size of a semiconductor chip required extensive development and several breakthroughs. An important part of development was designing the device so it could be manufactured using standard semiconductor fabrication techniques where possible, to keep its cost low enough that it could become a mass market device. Conventional caesium clocks use a glass tube containing caesium, which are challenging to make smaller than 1 cm.
In 1906 Züst decided to also make smaller cars, so with his five sons he founded a new company known as Brixia-Zust in the city of Brescia. (Zust and Brixia-Zust are often confused). Due to financial problems, Brixia- Zust closed down in 1912; the Milan factory was sold and production of Zust cars concentrated in Brescia, where production continued until 1914. The last new models, the 15/25 HP or 2S 365 (2592 cc/158cuin) and the 25/35 or S305 (4712 cc/288cuin), appeared in 1913.
The sarbineh is a large octagonal hall and has an octagonal pool in the middle, separated by 8 pillars from the outer section. There are four pillars in the garmkhaneh, which make smaller bathing rooms all around as well as the entrance section to the khazineh (final bathing room) in the middle. The interior of the bathhouse is decorated with turquoise and gold tilework, plasterwork, brickwork, as well as artistic paintings. The roof of the bathhouse is made of multiple domes that contain convex glasses to provide sufficient lighting to the bathhouse while concealing it from the outside.
Jews from Syria make smaller sausages, called gheh, with a different spice blend while Jews from Iraq make the sausages, called mumbar, with chopped meat and liver, rice, and their traditional mix of spices.Roden, pg. 426 Moussaka is an oven-baked layer dish ground meat and eggplant casserole that, unlike its Levantine rivals, is served hot. Meat stews (chicken, lamb and beef) are cooked with spices, pine nuts herbs like parsley, mint and oregano, onion, tomato sauce or tahini or juices such as pomegranate molasses, pomegranate juice, pomegranate wine, grape wine, arak, date molasses and tamarind.
In the 1980s and 1990s, lawmakers continued to make smaller modifications of the drug laws, expanding their coverage, increasing maximum sentences, altering early release rules, and introducing treatment options as an alternative to imprisonment to be used at the discretion of the courts. In 1980, contract treatment for drug abuse as an alternative to imprisonment was implemented into the law. Contract treatment is a possible consequence of a clearly drug-related crime, and an option for any Swedish court; the option is not limited to special Drug courts. If the person misbehaves, the sentence can be transformed into a prison sentence.Red.
Attempts to make finer tyre and flange standards were thwarted initially by the overscale rail sections available commercially, it being impractical for an individual modeller to make smaller rails – although some did attempt to, by cutting down commercial rail. Smaller flange and tyre dimensions were also unsuccessful, as the narrow tyres tended to detach from the wheel centres. More critically, small flanges required comparably smaller rail, trackwork gaps and point frogs in order to work reliably. Wheelset standards did become more fine in time, allowing EM to evolve into gauge track (for a while called EEM gauge until it was adopted into the mainstream standard).
The Professor invents a machine that can scan an object and produce two smaller copies, consuming matter provided to it in the process. He uses it to make smaller sweaters for himself, since he is shrinking and feeling colder as he ages. Bender originally refuses the Professor's request to fold them, and then stuffs the replicator into his chest cavity and uses it to make two duplicates of himself so they can each fold one sweater. Before they can do so, the Planet Express crew (including the two new Benders) is sent to deliver a shipment of personal hygiene products to an ugly, giant alien humanoid who lives in a cave.
In addition to those diseases, child labourers who are subjected to working in poor conditions including overcrowding, abuse, long work hours and cheap pay in diamond mines suffer from eye strain, headaches, malnutrition, and respiratory problems. While they are paid for how many diamonds they can polish or cut per day. The ordinary amount of money a worker will get for polishing the uppermost section of a diamond is two rupees, which is below eight US cents, while workers who make smaller diamonds, might be paid 15 to 20 US dollars per week. Child slaves in Surat sleep in their workplace or in a small hovel instead of a home.
There are various drivers that push the need and desire of mobile payments services in India, and there are several challenges which need to be addressed in order to ensure adoption of the technology in the Indian context. One of the key roles of The Mobile Payment Forum of India is to address these challenges that may inhibit the widespread use of mobile financial services. As per report from RedSeer Consulting, Indian market consist of 160 million unique mobile payment users till 2020 which will increase to 800 million by the year 2025 with transaction volume of Rs.7,092 trillion at a rate of 3.5 percent. Lower income groups will make smaller transactions with mobile wallets by 2025.
According to Harris, humans shifted from a low-carbohydrate diet largely based on hunter-gatherer sources to a high-carbohydrate diet largely based on agricultural when intensive agriculture began. Harris posits that this diet change resulted in more body fat, which for females led to earlier menarche and a smaller reduction in fertility from nursing infants, which then led to shorter periods between pregnancies. Harris also describes the state of the world in the late 19th century as one of approaching catastrophe as predicted by Malthus (Malthusian catastrophe). Harris then discusses three 20th century innovations that explain this postponement of the catastrophe: the exploitation of petroleum, reliable contraceptives, and social changes in some cultures that make smaller families more desirable.
Amdahl left his eponymous company in August 1979 to set up Trilogy Systems, together with his son Carl Amdahl and Clifford Madden. With over US$200 million in funds, Trilogy was aimed at designing an integrated chip for even cheaper mainframes, but the chip development failed within months of the company's $60 million public offering; thereafter, the company focused on developing its VLSI technology and, when that project failed, in 1985, Trilogy merged into Elxsi. Elxsi also did poorly and Amdahl left in 1989, having already founded his next venture, Andor International, in 1987. Andor hoped to compete in the mid-sized mainframe market, using improved manufacturing techniques developed by one of the company's employees, Robert F. Brown, to make smaller, more efficient machines.
The helmet and submachine gun are stylized after German equipment, which was captured during the uprising and used by the resistance fighters against the occupying forces. Jerzy Jarnuszkiewicz created the design for the monument in 1946, which was later used to make smaller copies of its present state. The statue was unveiled on 1 October 1983 by Professor Jerzy Świderski – a cardiologist who was a courier for the resistance during the uprising (pseudonym: "Lubicz") serving in the Gustaw regiment of the Armia Krajowa. Behind the statue is a plaque with the engraved words of "Warszawskie Dzieci" ("Varsovian Children"), a popular song from the period: "Warszawskie dzieci, pójdziemy w bój - za każdy kamień twój, stolico damy krew" ("Varsovian children, we'll head into battle - for every stone of yours, we shall give our blood").
With pigments of carbon black and red ochre, the reed pen was used to write on scrolls of papyrus—a thin material made from beating together strips of pith from the Cyperus papyrus plant—as well as on small ceramic or limestone potsherds known as ostraca.; ; ; ; . It is thought that papyrus rolls were moderately expensive commercial items, since many are palimpsests, manuscripts that have had their original contents erased to make room for new written works.. This, along with the practice of tearing pieces off of larger papyrus documents to make smaller letters, suggests that there were seasonal shortages caused by the limited growing season of Cyperus papyrus. It also explains the frequent use of ostraca and limestone flakes as writing media for shorter written works.. In addition to stone, ceramic ostraca, and papyrus, writing media also included wood, ivory, and plaster.
Because of the usefulness of tuneable collimated coherent X-ray radiation, efforts have been made to make smaller more economical sources of the light produced by synchrotrons. The aim is to make such sources available within a research laboratory for cost and convenience reasons; at present, researchers have to travel to a facility to perform experiments. One method of making a compact light source is to use the energy shift from Compton scattering near-visible laser photons from electrons stored at relatively low energies of tens of megaelectronvolts (see for example the Compact Light Source (CLS)). However, a relatively low cross-section of collision can be obtained in this manner, and the repetition rate of the lasers is limited to a few hertz rather than the megahertz repetition rates naturally arising in normal storage ring emission.
The Dutch tended to make smaller paintings for smaller houses. Some Dutch landscape specialties named in period inventories include the Batalje, or battle-scene;See the work of Willem van de Velde the Younger, Huchtenburg and Pauwels van Hillegaert the Maneschijntje,See the work of Aert van der Neer or moonlight scene; the Bosjes,See the work of Jacques van Artois or woodland scene; the Boederijtje, or farm scene,See the work of Adriaen van Ostade and the Dorpje or village scene.See the work of Roelant Roghman Though not named at the time as a specific genre, the popularity of Roman ruins inspired many Dutch landscape painters of the period to paint the ruins of their own region, such as monasteries and churches ruined after the Beeldenstorm.The ruins of Egmond Abbey were popular for a century.
The process was invented by William Watts of Bristol, England, and patented in 1782. The same year, Watts extended his house in Redcliffe to build the first shot tower.. Use of shot towers replaced earlier techniques of casting shot in moulds, which was expensive, or of dripping molten lead into water barrels, which produced insufficiently spherical balls. Large shot which could not be made by the shot tower was made by tumbling pieces of cut lead sheet in a barrel until round.. The "wind tower" method, which used a blast of cold air to dramatically shorten the drop necessary and was patented in 1848 by the T.O LeRoy Company of New York City, , Lynne Belluscio, LeRoy Penny Saver NewsHistory of the American Shot Tower meant that tall shot towers became unnecessary, but many were still constructed into the late 1880s, and two surviving examples date from 1916 and 1969. Since the 1960s the Bliemeister method has been used to make smaller shot sizes, and larger sizes are made by the cold swaging process of feeding calibrated lengths of wire into hemispherical dies and stamping them into spheres.