Figuring out a lasting solution will be a more drawn-out battle.
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It would be much more drawn-out, so yeah, it would be insane.
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There's certainly a possibility we're in a deeper, more drawn out trade tension.
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Now, requirements for more education have made training more drawn out and specialized.
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As Arthur recedes and the Joker takes over, the choreography becomes more drawn out.
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Her fight against Sanders was more drawn out and contentious than most had originally expected.
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So it's going to be more drawn out, slower, more involvement with his spy stuff.
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The president is trying to avoid a more drawn-out, costly war, not start one.
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That could make for a less intense, but more drawn-out, period of pain for the manufacturer.
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The delayed and more drawn-out autumn freeze leaves communities isolated during a growing part of the year.
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The outbreaks are also a sign that polio's grand finale may be more drawn out than even pessimists expected.
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It might be slightly more drawn out or occur more frequently in epileptic people, but it's otherwise the same.
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During John Tyler's presidency, the process became more drawn out, though many of Tyler's nominees were rejected, not confirmed.
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But that's the thing: They're almost exactly what you'd expect from a "Breaking Bad" episode, except more drawn-out.
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McEntee was reportedly escorted off the job in a hurry, while Porter's goodbye was a bit more drawn out.
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But when we're talking about longer engagements that are more drawn out, then we absolutely need a new AUMF.
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Additionally, growing violence throughout the country ensures that the process for this government will be even more drawn out.
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The formerly high-flying company's recovery "is going to be more drawn out than we expected," said Morningstar analyst RJ Hottovy.
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But the outbreaks of vaccine-derived cases are a sign that polio's grand finale may be more drawn out than even pessimists expected.
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But the most noticeable transition for me was when the concentrated pockets of sadness turned into longer, more drawn-out bouts of melancholy.
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Each episode felt more drawn-out than the last, there were plenty of awkward exchanges, and an out-to-win villain captured everyone's attention.
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They are faster to rebut allegations and they also more often openly attack the short sellers' credibility, making for more drawn-out, expensive campaigns.
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Washington (CNN)The slow pace of nominations in Rex Tillerson's State Department is making what a typically a chaotic transition process even more drawn out.
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The Democratic primary, of course, was a much more drawn-out affair: Neither Barack Obama nor Hillary Clinton came close to the nomination until May.
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Conquering polio has been a much more drawn-out and expensive battle than they originally anticipated — and it's one that continues to be problematic, they say.
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A ruling striking down the reviews could have diverted the bulk of patent disputes back to federal courts, where litigation is more drawn out and expensive.
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Breakfast sees two options, with free pastries and coffees available for guests to grab on the go, or a more drawn out a la carte affair.
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And while quickies and low-key sex can be fun at times, more drawn-out sex can have a big payoff in terms of intimacy and pleasure.
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The process will be more drawn-out than usual if, as seems likely, there proves to be a shortage of buyers for a fresh supply of junk.
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She believes that although a correction this year would likely be more drawn out and less extreme, large-cap stocks may see another 8 to 10 percent decline.
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Absent a radical change in direction, we'll never know if a more expansive and more drawn-out impeachment process would have mobilized the base or swayed more voters.
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Was that a case where, because you'd already worked with her, you knew instantly that she was right for the part, or was that a more drawn-out casting process?
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Now, let&aposs get into this weird week, in which a bizarre commercial for Peloton somehow ended up being a bigger — or at least more drawn out — story than Cyber Monday.
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For those who show up at the border, or apply for protection while in a refugee camp abroad, the processes are much more complicated, more drawn-out, and the chances even slimmer.
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Democrats are right to be nervous: The tight early results, matched with Mr. Bloomberg's cash infusion, may portend a far more drawn-out primary process than many in the party had hoped.
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WMO SAYS TOO SOON TO ATTRIBUTE CURRENT HEATWAVE IN EUROPE TO CLIMATE CHANGE, BUT IT IS "ABSOLUTELY CONSISTENT" AND "HEATWAVES WILL BECOME MORE INTENSE, MORE DRAWN OUT, WILL START EARLIER AND FINISH LATER"
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If the investigations find China guilty, then China would be forced to take immediate actions to improve its practices (versus the more drawn out process under the TPP) or else face punitive tariffs.
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They hope, though, that Clinton can start to find the sweet spot for the stump speech that she will have to use in what is looking like a more drawn out contest against Sanders.
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"Heatwaves will become more intense, they will become more drawn out, they will become more extreme, they will start earlier and they will finish later," WMO spokeswoman Clare Nullis told a briefing in Geneva.
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It envisioned a far more drawn-out process for the denuclearization of North Korea than the demands of the Trump administration, which has talked about dismantling the North's arsenal in six months to a year.
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That means Amazon will collect sales tax in all 45 states that require it, ending one of the company's more drawn-out regulatory fights that the e-commerce giant had resigned itself to losing years ago.
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But the shift could be more wide-ranging, Ruffini said, eventually encompassing Moncler's main puffer ranges - which account for 80 percent of its sales - and which are now phased into stores on a more drawn-out basis.
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In the end, she was able to secure a release on two weekends, and though her death scene was supposed to be more drawn out, they were able to film a quicker version of the Sand Snake's death.
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His win against Klitschko was probably one of the more drawn out and uneventful matches in recent time, and at least in my mind, he'll always go down as the man who famously punched himself in the face.
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The problem is that Girlboss's 13-episode first season starts off like a more drawn-out, televised version of Amy Schumer's Trainwreck that devotes its early episodes to doing nothing more than proving that Sophia is a surly jerk.
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Ohrenschall, a longtime opponent of capital punishment, told the Las Vegas Review-Journal he would pursue a legislative path rather than trying to change the state's constitution, a more drawn-out process that would require a ballot measure in 28503. Gov.
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On Tuesday, for example, when Mr. Kim flew to Dalian, China, to meet with Mr. Xi, the two leaders outlined a far more drawn-out process for denuclearization than is favored by either the United States or its ally Japan.
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The president's support for a more drawn-out process was at odds with a plan set forth by Senator Mitch McConnell, Republican of Kentucky and the majority leader, who has tried to persuade the president to support an abbreviated trial.
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The more drawn out and partisan the process of replacing Comey becomes, the clearer it will be that Trump is setting out to corrupt the FBI, and that the new director will be expected to fall in line where Comey did not.
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It is too soon to definitely attribute Europe's current blistering heatwave to climate change, but it is "absolutely consistent" with extremes and "heatwaves will become more intense, more drawn out, will start earlier and finish later," WMO spokeswoman Clare Nullis told a briefing in Geneva.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump will fly to Singapore this month after all for a landmark summit meeting with North Korea's leader, Kim Jong-un, but he now anticipates a more drawn-out negotiation than once envisioned and indicated that he will stop increasing pressure on the regime while talks proceed.
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Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg introducing the $399 Oculus Quest Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg introducing the $399 Oculus Quest There are some clear benefits for Oculus pushing iterative hardware in an iPhone-like "S" manner, especially around affordability, as a more drawn-out device life cycle gives both Oculus and PC component manufacturers time to reduce VR's high barrier to entry in terms of cost.
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Nebraska Farmers Union president calls for government action on climate change Biden maintains narrow lead over Warren in weekly tracking poll MORE (D-Mass.) and Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Nebraska Farmers Union president calls for government action on climate change The Hill's 12:30 Report: Dorian lashes Florida's coast MORE (I-Vt.), to exit the race early, instead predicting a more drawn-out primary fight.
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Their barks are quite similar to those of wolves and dogs. The bark of a dingo is short and monosyllabic. The warning bark of a fox is higher and more drawn out than barks of other canids. There are non-canine species with vocalizations that are sometimes described as barking.
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Pikas have distinct calls that vary in duration. The call can either be short and quick, a little longer and more drawn out, or long songs. The short calls are an example of geographic variation. The pikas determine the appropriate time to make short calls by listening for cues for sound localization.
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Its call is a series of series of high, fast “kew” notes, with the male being higher-pitched than the female. A more drawn out “kieee-u” is made by the female to request food from the nearby male, and is adopted by the young as a begging call whenever adults are near.
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The call is a strong spek, unlike the weak call of its relative. The song flight is unmistakable. The bird rises a short distance up from a tree, and then parachutes down on stiff wings, the song becoming more drawn out towards the end. The breeding habitat is open woodland and scrub.
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A loud snort is made when moving in cover of potential danger. When in contentment, a zebra makes a more drawn-out snort. Males make a short, high-pitched squeal when hurt, and foals emit a drawn-out wail when in distress. Two main facial expressions are made by zebras; the greeting and threat.
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Females in return give a more drawn out version when begging for food from males, written as kyaay, tchaayk or giaaaa.Cramp, p. 133. Perched birds often chatter together, and before settling for the night, large roosting flocks make a cackling noise. Western jackdaws also have a hoarse, drawn-out alarm call, arrrrr or kaaaarr, used when warning of predators or when mobbing them.
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The length of the shell varies between 6 mm and 12 mm. Cryoturris cerinella recalls Kurtziella cerina (Kurtz & Stimpson, 1851) by its color, but it is much larger, more drawn out and slender. The shell contains 7 whorls, omitting the protoconch. It has only six or at most seven ribs, a short aperture, no siphonal canal to speak of, and hardly any indentation for a notch.
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During a conflict, it produces a shrill "quarr". This sapsucker drums on materials that reverberate loudly, with drums starting as rapid bursts but becoming more drawn out as time goes on. The bursts usually last between one and a half and five seconds. These drums were previously thought to be used to indicate quality of a nesting or feeding site, but it is likely that they are used as a form of long-distance communication.
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This form increases the power of propulsion per stroke and reduces drag when the bird is recovering. Skeletal measurements taken from both species, when averaged together, revealed that for the most part the western grebe is larger than the Clark's grebe. The two species also differ in their advertising calls. The western grebe gives a call that includes two distinct “cree-cree” notes, while the Clark's grebe consists of a single “creeet” note, more drawn out.
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Against The Grain, Acoustic Alchemy's 8th album, was released October 11, 1994 under the GRP label. Despite having only ten tracks, Against the Grain manages to notch up a total play time of 53 minutes because of the band's experimentation with some longer, more drawn out tracks. The most successful effort from this release was "Lazeez", one of two tracks from this album to appear on the compilation album, "The Very Best Of Acoustic Alchemy" (2002).
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Within the Bembridge Limestone Formation 47 taxa were present, whereas within the Upper Hamstead Member the number of species had reduced to 28. One should notice though that the minimum in diversity with 20 taxa was already reached within the Lower Hamstead Member. This argues for a much more drawn out process in the reduction of species setting in already before the Grande Coupure. The Grande Coupure itself is distinguished by the fairly rapid replacement of endemic species with immigrants from Asia.
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Its natural habitat appears to be the spinifex grass which still dominates much of the dry, dusty Australian interior; other early reports also indicate that it never strayed far from water. It may also inhabit chenopod shrublands, eucalyptus woodlands, and mallee shrublands. One of the vocalisations of the night parrot has been described as a croak and identified as a contact call. Other calls, mostly short "ding-ding" whistles, and a more drawn out whistle, have been recorded from Queensland and Western Australia.
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Approximately 1 in 20,000 infants is born with enough ambiguity that assignment becomes a more drawn-out process of multiple tests and intensive education of the parents about sexual differentiation. In some of these cases, it is clear that the child will face physical difficulties or social stigma as they grow up, and deciding upon the sex of assignment involves weighing the advantages and disadvantages of either assignment. Intersex activists have criticised "normalising" procedures performed on infants and children, who are unable to provide informed consent.
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Prior to the election of Wes Uhlman as mayor in 1969, civic decision making was relatively quick and powerful groups could influence civic leaders without seeking wide consensus. Proponents of the Seattle process, such as former city councilman Richard Conlin, praised it as a thoughtful method of generating the best results at the expense of time. In return, opponents referred to Conlin in 2005 as the "Duke of Dither" for his devotion to process. As the Seattle process became more drawn out, it has been criticized, usually by business interests as too slow and dithering.
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In the second fall La Fleur Lethal, as La Amapola is also known, got the upper hand and quickly evened the score between the two. The third fall was longer, more drawn out than the first two falls combined and saw La Amapola almost win on more than one occasion. In the end Estrellit trapped her opponent in an armbar submission hold and managed to keep La Amapola away from the ring ropes. With no way of escaping La Amapola reluctantly gave up and lost the third fall and thus the match.
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In general recollection of pain is fairly accurate, although differences are seen between recollection of acute and chronic pain. Research suggests that recall for acute pain is more accurate than recall for chronic pain. An interesting phenomenon seen in recollection of pain in the self is the peak-end phenomenon. Research has shown that when enduring painful experiences, people will 'prefer' more drawn out experiences that end with lower levels of pain, over shorter experiences that end with higher levels of pain, even though the shorter experiences provide less pain overall.
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The sound of the album is characterized by David Friedman's vibraphone, an instrument which gives the album a more relaxed tone than Buckley's earlier work. The songs are much longer than on previous releases and this style continued through to later works. The vocals on the album are more drawn out than earlier performances and this represents the beginning of Buckley using his voice like an instrument. The lyrics on Happy Sad represent a change as Buckley stopped working with Larry Beckett, his lyricist on the two previous albums Tim Buckley and Goodbye and Hello, and began writing the lyrics himself.
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Ffrench, R., O'Neill, J. P., & Eckelberry, D. R. (1991). Guide to the birds of Trinidad and Tobago. Illustrated by John P. O'Neill. Unlike the call of the black hawk-eagle, similarly done in flying display, the ornate hawk- eagle the introductory series of notes is more hurried and the last note more drawn out. It has been noted by some authors that the ornate species’ call in nearly a reverse of the pattern of the calling black hawk-eagle which calls huwee-whee-whi-whi-wi-wi-wi, the first note being longest and slurred, second note highest, followed by descending short notes.
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In most Islamic societies and communities it is not a common practice for young people to actively seek a partner for themselves by following modern and Western rituals, such as dating. Young Muslim men and women are strongly encouraged to marry as soon as possible, since the family is considered the foundation of Islamic society. According to traditional Islamic law, women and men are not free to date or intermingle, which results in a more drawn-out and deliberate process. The amount of choice and acceptance involved in choosing marriage partners often depends on the class and educational status of the family.
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Yelkouan shearwaters are 30–38 cm long, with a 76–89 cm wingspan. It has the typically "shearing" flight of the genus, dipping from side to side on stiff wings with few wingbeats, the wingtips almost touching the water. This bird looks like a flying cross, with its wing held at right angles to the body, and it changes from very dark brown to white as the dark upperparts and paler undersides are alternately exposed as it travels low over the sea. It is silent at sea, but at night the breeding colonies are alive with raucous cackling calls, higher pitched and more drawn out than the Manx shearwater's.
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Resident populations of common buzzards tend to vocalize all year around, whereas migrants tend to vocalize only during the breeding season. Both nominate buzzards and steppe buzzards (and their numerous related subspecies within their types) tend to have similar voices. The main call of the species is a plaintive, far-carrying pee- yow or peee-oo, used as both contact call and more excitedly in aerial displays. Their call is sharper, more ringing when used in aggression, tends to be more drawn-out and wavering when chasing intruders, sharper, more yelping when as warning when approaching the nest or shorter and more explosive when called in alarm.
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Pitman shorthand uses straight strokes and quarter-circle strokes, in various orientations, to represent consonant sounds. The predominant way of indicating vowels is to use light or heavy dots, dashes, or other special marks drawn close to the consonant. Vowels are drawn before the stroke (or over a horizontal stroke) if the vowel is pronounced before the consonant, and after the stroke (or under a horizontal stroke) if pronounced after the consonant. Each vowel, whether indicated by a dot for a short vowel or by a dash for a longer, more drawn-out vowel, has its own position relative to its adjacent stroke (beginning, middle, or end) to indicate different vowel sounds in an unambiguous system.
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The pulses generated by the detector are processed by pulse-shaping amplifiers. It takes time for the amplifier to shape the pulse for optimum resolution, and there is therefore a trade-off between resolution and count-rate: long processing time for good resolution results in "pulse pile-up" in which the pulses from successive photons overlap. Multi-photon events are, however, typically more drawn out in time (photons did not arrive exactly at the same time) than single photon events and pulse-length discrimination can thus be used to filter most of these out. Even so, a small number of pile-up peaks will remain and pile-up correction should be built into the software in applications that require trace analysis.
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It will usually select obvious topographic features such as rocky pinnacles, stark ridges and mountain peaks to use as regular song posts. These are dotted along the outer edges of the eagle-owl's territory and they are visited often but only for a few minutes at a time. Vocal activity is almost entirely confined to the colder months from late fall through winter, with vocal activity in October through December mainly having territorial purposes and from January to February being primarily oriented towards courtship and mating purposes. The territorial song, which can be heard at great distance, is a deep resonant ooh-hu with emphasis on the first syllable for the male, and a more high-pitched and slightly more drawn-out uh-hu for the female.
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In 2005 Labyrinth of Evil was loosely adapted into the third season of Star Wars: Clone Wars, which also sought to portray the events immediately preceding Revenge of the Sith. The series followed the basic storyline featured in a draft of the novel, but departed from the details to portray a more exciting story for television. Among the changes were a more drawn-out sequence of Coruscant being attacked by droid starfights, and a newly-added story featuring Obi-Wan Kenobi and Anakin Skywalker on the planet Nelvaan, something only briefly mentioned in the final chapters of Labyrinth of Evil. In Clone Wars, the two investigate a possible base for Grievous on Nelvaan, but in the novel they pursue Count Dooku on Tythe, with Dooku only briefly pausing at Nelvaan when escaping to Coruscant.
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The scenes with the Sand Snakes was originally planned to be a more "drawn out storyline", but due to Jessica Henwick's schedule filming her scenes as Colleen Wing in Iron Fist and The Defenders, she would have had to go back and forth to shoot both shows. Speaking about the battle sequence, Henwick said "normally there’s a lot of CG and you watch it on screen and you see a massive epic battle, but when you’re filming it’s all quite tame by comparison. For this, the audience can’t feel the heat on their face from the pyrotechnics going off or feel the wave machine trying to knock us off our feet, or the sweat dripping off our faces." Mylod also discussed his direction for the battle sequence, saying that "We agreed that the violence should be brutal and feel un-choreographed, that it shouldn't feel structured".
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The promotion of federalism and of non-Russian languages had always been a strategic decision aimed at expanding and maintaining rule by the Communist Party. On the theoretical plane, however, the Communist Party's official doctrine was that eventually nationality differences and nationalities as such would disappear. In official party doctrine as it was reformulated in the Third Program of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union introduced by Nikita Khrushchev at the 22nd Party Congress in 1961, although the program stated that ethnic distinctions would eventually disappear and a single common language would be adopted by all nationalities in the Soviet Union, "the obliteration of national distinctions, and especially language distinctions, is a considerably more drawn-out process than the obliteration of class distinctions." At that time, however, Soviet nations and nationalities were undergoing a dual process of further flowering of their cultures and of rapprochement or drawing together (сближение – sblizhenie) into a stronger union.
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