For drivers with less-than-perfect credit, GEICO might be more ideal.
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Other people can spin stories to seem more ideal than they really are.
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You could get a better router, but a WiFi mesh system is more ideal.
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Far more ideal than paying for a flashy luxury festival (in this backpacker's opinion).
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The added comfort makes this shoe even more ideal for everyday runs than its predecessor.
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There's no way to pick out just one interesting snippet, which to me seems more ideal.
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Both times I felt as if I'd never have a more ideal immersion into timeless works.
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It also has a lot more room to spread out for detection, making it far more ideal.
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If you're a business owner or sole breadwinner, nine to 12 months is more ideal, McBride said.
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"It's a more ideal situation than holding this insane jungle primary," one state Democratic Party official said.
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"However, a more ideal solution would be that patients just don't sleep in the ER." SOURCE: bit.
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It would be more ideal, however, to bring Martian soil samples back to Earth for a closer look.
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How much do people hide about their relationships to make them look more romantic/more ideal, we wondered?
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It would be hard to find a more ideal metaphor for the forces tearing asunder the Republican Party.
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The timing could not be more ideal, given the growing intensity of our forest challenges, such as wildfire.
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O Magazine still offers a print edition magazine, with recipes, book recommendations, and more ideal for self-isolation.
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But, of course, no matter how hard Ivanka tried, Donald Trump thought she could be even more ideal.
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Later in the 1930s, plots like this were banned, in favor of depictions of more "ideal" German couples.
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He couldn't ask for a more ideal year for it to be Fox's turn to air the game.
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As noted by EcoWatch, President Obama's timing for the joint approval of these pipelines couldn't have been more ideal.
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Still, for higher earners who have the ability to save more, a 401(k) plan would be more ideal.
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In fact, it might actually be more ideal in the long run, as actresses like Gabrielle Union know full well.
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The more perfect, predictable, the more IDEAL the setup must be -- the fewer people will be able to do it.
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"They currently import ground-up hemp stalks from Europe, so having a New York supply is much more ideal," he said.
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Lunchtime Studios was also showing off the poker RPG on PC, but it seems much more ideal for a mobile platform.
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Textured implants tend to be stiffer, and may be more ideal for people who want an implant with a more distinct shape.
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Therefore, recasting Leia is a more ideal option for us and we believe that Meryl Streep is an ideal candidate to play Leia.
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Samsung's phone might not be any more ideal for multitasking or gaming, but it would at least look cool and be super unique.
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It's more ideal there than the full-size Echo, which takes up more precious counter space than I (or my wife) would like.
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It soon became the essential tool of progress — a way for society to evolve, slowly but surely, into an ever-more-ideal state.
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Now, many will point to Apple's continued insistence that, for many people, an iPad is a more ideal personal computer than a notebook.
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Indeed, PACs sought to represent a more ideal form of political expression among those who believe regulations instituted after Citizens United are inadequate.
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Though it's hard to imagine a more ideal place for a relaxing vacation, Bora Bora isn't the only location trending among millennials this year.
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More importantly, Slome says, Ollie's food keeps dogs healthier and at a more ideal weight, something most dog food on the market doesn't do.
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Ones that charge quickly are even more ideal, so you can plug them in and get back out on the trails in no time.
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There's charm — and a wistful flashback to more ideal times — during this opening stretch, though the story drags as the movie sleepily comes awake.
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Could there have been a more ideal place to perform it than the Hall of the Universe at the American Museum of Natural History?
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A more ideal source would be a book 100 times the size of the series, but with a children's book vocabulary level, Thoutt said.
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The cycle seems better suited for smaller offices, and even more ideal for homes where installing a full-blown elevator would be an expensive renovation.
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For as flat as the circuit in Monza was, and for as gentle its curves, the course in Vienna looks to be even more ideal.
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The island currently weighs 200 tons and is built in a lagoon, since shallow water is more ideal for the concept than rough seawater, for example.
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Binary black hole or neutron star systems, in which two massive objects orbit close together, would be even more ideal because they could provide more energy.
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I think the use of symbols, things that symbolize a story, is more ideal with what we're working with, or what we have to work with.
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To charge up again, the Volt takes about 13 hours from a standard 120-volt outlet or 4.5 hours in a more ideal 240-volt charging station.
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Apple's $160 AirPods may be optimized for all-day usage, but the Echo Buds' noise cancellation makes them more ideal for audiophiles and frequent travelers, says Daniel.
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El Niño events influence weather patterns around the world, and can increase rainfall in parts of South America, thereby creating more ideal breeding grounds for Zika-spreading mosquitos.
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In fact, it would be hard to imagine a more ideal location in which to explore the boundaries—both physical and emotional—of such a far-reaching experiment.
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Each year, following Labor Day, I somehow become hopeful that the air will magically turn into the perfect crisp temperature, making each day more ideal than the last.
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The iPhone dwells among us, but it looks — it's designed to look — as if it just moments ago entered our world from some higher, more ideal plane of existence.
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"Perhaps the more ideal situation is if OPEC can actually engage non-OPEC to come into some kind of agreement while also pushing (the global) economy to grow," he said.
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As the league trends more towards shooting, versatility and athleticism in the frontcourt, this group is more ideal to both score on and stop a majority of opposing starting fives.
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The alarm includes a feature called "Smart Wake" that allows the pillow to wake you up earlier than you intended if it feels that it'll be a more ideal time.
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Some animals live in cities because it can be a more ideal habitat than the wild, like starlings that fly to Rome at night in the winter to escape the cold.
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This is the do-everything travel camera that you could really only dream of five years ago, and it's become more ideal for this use with every generation that Sony introduces.
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The overall rank, scored from 1 to 50, is a sum of both categories that is scored and weighted with lower numbers indicating the city was more ideal for remote workers.
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This tutorial shows the magic in action: Because the curling chamber is pretty wide, the Air Spin N Curl can't get very close to the scalp and is more ideal for long locks.
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The message is clear: Meritocracy is more ideal than holistic review that includes race, and attacking affirmative action isn't racist if people who experience racism say they are harmed by the policy too.
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Unlike the Xbox One S All-Digital Edition, Xbox One X sports a physical disc drive that makes it more ideal for seasoned Xbox owners who have already amassed a collection of games on disc.
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That makes it more ideal for household consumables — rather than, say, clothing — because they are low-cost, need to be reordered frequently and don't require as much consideration as discretionary purchases with higher price tags.
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In general, the larger the barrel means the looser the curl or wave will be, but there's also the option of a tapered wand which is more ideal for creating long-lasting styles for those with finer hair.
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If you prefer the feeling of sinking into your mattress and having it hug your body, or you're a side sleeper who prefers a softer feeling mattress, the Sunset or the Moonlight Helix Luxe models may be more ideal.
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A growing suite of startups is pitching AI-driven recruitment services, promising to save corporations millions of dollars throughout the hiring process by reducing overhead, to pluck more ideal candidates out of obscurity, and to *reduce* bias in the hiring process.
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The role of information enterprise management in the federal government has been catapulted into prominence – probably where it should have been years ago – but it's been done so as a reaction to attention-getting events, versus a more-ideal, proactive measure.
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In a more ideal version of the contemporary classical scene, African-American composers of the 1920s and '30s, as well as the Europeans they influenced, could easily be presented alongside each other, in ways that were politically impractical during the Jazz Age.
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As far as escapism goes, it's hard to think of a more ideal destination than The O.C., with its scenic views, lavish mansions, witty dialogue, and ridiculously attractive, scantily clad, mostly 20something "teens" making out and punching each other on the beach.
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With QVC, the latter scenario becomes reality, made even more ideal with a sweepstakes in which one lucky R29 reader will win a $1,000 gift card to splash out on brands such as IT Cosmetics, Tarte, Urban Decay, Tatcha, Dyson, and more.
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In part to achieve the dual aims of technological development and a more ideal Chinese society, Xi Jinping&aposs China has turned the region into a testing ground for a dizzying suite of surveillance tools tailor made for use by authoritarian governments.
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Avegant says its work on miniaturizing what was essentially the basis of DLP film projection technology gave it insights into how best to tackle the hurdles of AR. By investing in retinal imaging and mirror-based projection, the company discovered a more ideal way to work with human sight.
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It'd be unfair and inaccurate to call these actions a last resort—Horford is as calming a presence as any in the league—but having him function as a roll man or valuable facilitator at the elbow was more ideal in an offense that aspires to involve everyone.
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" (Sandoval's co-star girlfriend, Ariana Madix, gave the same answer, taking credit for introducing him to it.) If you're lucky and have all day to laze around, however, adorable goof Tom Schwartz has a more ideal cure: "coconut water, a breakfast sandwich with Cholula hot sauce, and reruns of Friends.
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Just as sweeping hair up and back offered a more ideal lens for Etro's romantic Renaissance ribboned chokers or the elaborately embellished necklines at Marchesa, it also makes room for the funnel-necked sweaters and copious blanket scarves currently dominating winter wardrobes — a style for all seasons in the truest sense.
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As noted in our 2016 review, their sound profile is more ideal for bombastic electronic music than it is for, say, acoustic performances, but these headphones are nevertheless good at providing lasting comfort and battery life of over 10 hours — even if the latter falls short of Apple's 40-hour claim.
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Your rising sign rules your sense of identity, your physical body and appearance, and external personality; so depending on planetary activity related to your rising sign on a given day, there may be times when it's more ideal to get a haircut, change your style, or get a beauty treatment, Kale says.
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The company is the first wearable maker to get the green light from the NIH for the project, due in part to its compatibility with the two major mobile operating systems and the fact that its devices last several days on a charge — making them more ideal for on-going fitness and sleep tracking.
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Meta in action (PRNewsfoto/Dell) Meta in action (PRNewsfoto/Dell) The Meta 2 headset's wide field-of-view and tethered nature make it much more ideal for AR developers to visualize content without restrictions, but the Meta 2's design also sort of punts some of augmented reality's most significant hardware challenges down the field.
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The sunset was epic, the music was spot-on, there were flowers and candles in the shape of a heart in other words, the setting could not have been more ideal for Luke to finally tell JoJo he loves her only he used the words "my heart is yours" instead of "I love you," which is a big no-no.
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"It's possible that primary care physicians aren't willing to discharge until they feel like there's a more ideal plan for home, and that hospitalists are discharging earlier, when people are medically stable, with the assumption that outpatient providers will work on further refining the care plan," said lead study author Dr. Jennifer Stevens of Harvard Medical School and Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center in Boston.
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For those who don't like the taste of yogurt, or who are lactose intolerant, nondairy alternatives include almond and soy-based beverages, and high-protein, low-sugar options are readily available In an even more ideal world, hospital food services would use yogurt or nut milks as the base for freshly made smoothies and add nutrient-dense items like avocado, berries, spinach or peanut butter.
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The two tremendous shows of DeCarava's black-and-white work currently on view at the David Zwirner Gallery—"Light Break," at the space on West Nineteenth Street, and "the sound i saw," on East Sixty-ninth—are the first large-scale exhibitions of his photographs to be mounted in New York since a 1996 retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art, and the timing couldn't be more ideal.
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She has specific suggestions if you're looking for the best wireless headphones for exercise, full-on over-ear Bluetooth headphones (perhaps more ideal for office listening than portability), the best portable wireless earbuds for those who want it all: audio quality, the ability to answer calls, portability and moderate isolation, and even the best "true" wireless headphones, as in no wires at all, even connecting one earbud to the other.
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Frets and strings, for example, are now almost exclusively made out of metal, which is much longer lasting and more ideal than organic material.
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The flat inside creates a solid balance of control, speed and maneuverability, whilst a curved or concaved inside maximizes lift and minimal drag, more ideal for speed and fluidity.
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Modern looms are automatic, so the yarn should minimize the potential machine stoppage that would stop the loom. One way to prevent stoppages is weaving in a more ideal condition with low humidity and temperature[7].
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Still, a more ideal location to search for evidence of life on Mars would have been a member exposed more recently, as few as a million years or less, so it could have been better preserved from the harsh surface radiation.
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Sixteen teachers are paid from by the school, from the school fees collected. It would be ideal if all 50 teachers were paid by government. More ideal would be if government provided for salaries of all 65 required teachers at the college.
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However, it is more ideal to take the mean of these weighted medians when it makes sense instead. Coincidentally, both the weighted median and median are equal to 2.5, but this will not always hold true for larger sets depending on the weight distribution.
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For fast and efficient learners, acceleration might be more ideal. Moreover, accounting and engineering degrees represent professional education. Students on professional tracks likely aspire to start careers as soon as possible. Outside honors colleges and programs, not all liberal arts oriented institutions avoid acceleration.
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Tiles are one inch-by-one inch colored squares (red, green, yellow, blue). Tiles can be used much the same way as interlocking cubes. The difference is that tiles cannot be locked together. They remain as separate pieces, which in many teaching scenarios, may be more ideal.
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Players could also "buy" votes from other players who did not want to trade their votes. This was sometimes a controversial topic, as players could become presidents simply by bribing other players with a lot of money instead of them voting for a more ideal president.
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The exposed runestones face several threats to the inscribed rock surface. In Sweden, lichen grows at approximately per year. In more ideal conditions it can grow considerably faster. Many runestones are placed alongside roads and road dust causes lichen to grow faster, making lichen a major problem.
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PPy-coated ordered mesoporouscarbon (OMC) composites can be used in direct methanol fuel cell applications. The polymerization of PPy onto the OMC reduces interfacial electrical resistances without altering the open mesopore structure, making PPy-coated OMC composites a more ideal material for fuel cells than plain OMCs.
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Playboys of the Western World Wilson, Angus. The Observer 14 Dec 1958: 15. The Mirisch Brothers bought the film rights to West Side Story and tested Chakiris. They ended up feeling his dark complexion made him more ideal for the role of Bernardo, leader of the Sharks, and cast Russ Tamblyn as Riff.
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They also assume "safe" status in the Czech Republic. In general, the mourning cloak butterflies find areas that have experienced fire breaks to be more inviting, presumably because the fire breaks increase the amount of open space and clearings available to the butterflies, which is a more ideal habitat for these butterflies to live in.
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The best time for diving is from December to April with dry conditions, minimum wind and an average water temperature at around 29 °C. February to April is the more ideal time to spot large pelagic species like manta rays. Due to marine conservation initiatives diving is not allowed in certain areas of the national park.
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He will not always immediately like strangers, instead choosing to retreat. But once he warms up to someone, the trust will be there for the rest of his life. The Kooikerhondje can make a fine apartment dog if exercised regularly, but a fenced yard will be more ideal. He has a medium energy level, yet is usually quiet when indoors.
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By contrast, cake fondant is softer and more ideal for smaller figures or flowers. One of the biggest advantages of the commercial sugar paste is that it can be stored for up to a year. The disadvantages of homemade sugar paste is that it is not as easy to manipulate, doesn't store as long and is difficult to make pure white.
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So while near axis fill works in the technical sense and works fine for general candid shooting it isn't the ideal strategy for a close-up portrait were the eyes are a more critical focal point. The more ideal strategy for portraits is open shade or backlit which allows the subject to raise their face and eyes into the skylight without squinting.
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They will breed readily in ponds as long as there are no other fish. While they can endure temperatures as low as 5 °C (41 °F), they should have good heating systems in the pond to prevent the water from freezing over in climates where this occurs regularly, making them more ideal for Subtropical climates (similar to their native habitat).
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There are a quite a few trails in this area. Skimboarders frequent the beach in the spring and summer. The north and south ends are shallower, which are more ideal for skimboarding. The north end of the beach at Cattle Point is the start and end of the Salish Sea Walk of the Planets, and the local stretch, the Oak Bay Walk of the Planets.
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Father Divine advocated that followers think of themselves as simply Americans. He believed that America was the birthplace of the "Kingdom of God", which would ultimately encompass truths of all religious principles, promoting equality and brotherhood. The Movement was supportive of the United States Declaration of Independence, the Constitution, and particularly the Bill of Rights as inspired documents, believing that they outlined a more ideal life.
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John McLure Hamilton, Men I Have Painted. T. Fisher Unwin, Ltd. (London):1921. In the book he writes of himself thus, > As I grow older the advantage of having been born an American of British and > French blood becomes daily more ideal. I now know that I have escaped the > insulating influences and the national prejudices of all three countries, > and have retained only their qualities -- mainly good.
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With the objective to preserve the species and to increase genetic variability in the population, the "original" stock had their DNA examined by scientists in order to guide future pairings. Once a captive population has been successfully created, they can start being reintroduced back into the wild. The more ideal locations would be large forest remnants, such as those located at Usina Utinga-Leão and Usina Serra Grande (Silveira).
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The latest version tilts the rear seat upward, placing the passenger in a more ideal crash position if it detects a front or rear impact. 2012: Higher Speed APCS on the Lexus LS enables deceleration from up to , compared to the previous of . The higher speed APCS uses the same technologies as then current APCS. This system increases the braking force up to twice that applied by average drivers.
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At 6'5", he was a much more ideal height for a quarterback than the 5'9" Doug Flutie. Johnson also possessed a stronger arm than Flutie, and like Flutie, could make plays on his feet as well as with his arm. However, Johnson also held onto the ball for an abnormally long amount of time when dropping back to pass. This resulted in him taking a considerable number of sacks, and with these sacks he was injury- prone.
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The common brimstone is univoltine, meaning that it lays one generation of eggs each year. There are several ideal characteristics of the particular host plants chosen for oviposition. Adult brimstones lay eggs on the underside of the leaves of the two species of host plants, where they are less conspicuous. The high mobility of G. rhamni enables the butterflies to find even the most isolated host plants in an area, which are more ideal for their offspring.
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To facilitate her care, she announced in April 2011 that she had been prohibited from taking on new voice acting roles since the previous year. She still continued voicing characters for anime that received additional seasons or extended runs. Citing a need for a new agency that was more ideal for her career wishes, she announced on August 12, 2011, that she had left Space Craft Entertainment. On August 21, Hirano moved to the voice acting agency Grick.
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GameSpot gave the console versions 7.5 out of 10, lauding the game's graphics and the large number of moves, match types, single player modes and improved AI. Some aspects of the game's presentation were criticized, particularly movement animations, clipping issues and weak sound effects. While the reception for the Nintendo DS version was varied between critics, both IGN and GamesMaster criticized its touch-screen control scheme, suggesting that button-based control would have been more ideal.
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Acta zoologica Bulgarica Supplementum, 3, 5-14. The strongest increases were in Hungary where from 10-15 pairs in the late 1970s an estimated total of 105 nesting pairs by the late 2000s. Conversions and conservation of lowland wildlands, has allowed the numbers of pairs using less ideal mountainous habitat decrease from 50% to 15% of breeding imperials, as they’ve shifted to more ideal lowland habitat. The nation’s imperial eagle population has been continuously protected and monitored since 1975.
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Ibn Fattouma criticizes his homeland, whereas Ibn Battuta idealized Islam, regardless of where he traveled. Ibn Fattouma's critiques of Islam seem to create the basis of his journey, as he searches for a place where life is far more ideal than his homeland. He questions God as a merciful being after seeing ignorance and poverty. This fuels his journey and creates a more complex character than if the story was simply following Ibn Battuta, blindly mimicking his every trait.
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The main complication of transfusion dependence is iron overloading, which can damage the liver, heart, bone tissue and endocrine glands. Iron chelation therapy is used to treat iron overload and common iron chelators used are deferoxamine, deferiprone and deferasirox. Due to the complications of transfusions dependency, it may be more ideal to directly treat the cause of anemia if possible. However this might not be suitable for all patients, and some may still rely on frequent blood transfusions for survival.
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This threshold was chosen such that the network exhibited an average degree equal to 4, a common convention for effective network visualizations. With the framework complete, a force- directed spring algorithm was used to achieve a more ideal network layout. This algorithm considers each node to be a charged particle and the links are assumed to be springs; the layout is the resulting equilibrium, or relaxed, position of the system. Manual rearranging untangled dense clusters to achieve maximum aesthetic efficacy.
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The 1977 Grey Cup was Canada's version of the Ice Bowl, as the playing surface was more ideal for ice hockey than football. A blizzard hit Montreal two days prior to the game, and stadium crews salted the field to melt the snow. But when the temperature plunged the next day, the melted snow turned into a sheet of ice. To combat the conditions, many Alouette players affixed staples to the bottom of their shoes in order to get good traction.
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Of the various thermal spray methods, one of the more ideal and commonly used techniques for coating superalloys is plasma spraying. This is due to the versatility of usable coatings, and the high-temperature performance of plasma-sprayed coatings. Plasma spraying can accommodate a very wide range of materials, much more so than other techniques. As long as the difference between melting and decomposition temperatures is greater than 300 Kelvin, a material can be melted and applied as a coating via plasma spraying.
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Carl and Dennis disagreed, feeling that an album of originals was far more ideal, while Love and Jardine wanted the album out as quickly as possible. Brian's production role was undermined as group members overdubbed and remixed tracks without his knowledge, to fight against his desire for a rough, unfinished sound. He later attributed his hoarse voice on the album to a bout of laryngitis. Released on July 5, 1976, 15 Big Ones was generally disliked by fans and critics upon release.
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DAEs assume smooth characteristics for individual components; for example, a diode can be modeled/represented in a MNA with DAEs via the Shockley equation, but one cannot use an apparently simpler (more ideal) model where the sharply exponential forward and breakdown conduction regions of the curve are just straight vertical lines. Circuit analysis (including MNA) with the latter kind of equations is actually more involved (than using DAEs) and is the topic of non-smooth dynamical systems (NSDS) analysis, which relies on the theory of differential inclusions.
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Because wine varieties are highly sensitive to temperatures, an increase could cause several Eastern Washington areas to move out of the ideal range for certain varietals. The climate shift could make western areas such as Puget Sound more ideal for wine production. If the magnitude of the warming is 2 °C or larger, then a region may potentially shift into another climate maturity type, which is the specific climate favorable to maturing a certain type of grape.Climate change and wine: Observations, impacts, and future implications.
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The engines were placed in cylindrical pods with a wedge-shaped splitter, and a squarish intake providing the inlet system for the aircraft. The inlet was designed with the goal of requiring no moving parts, and was naturally stable. To reduce the noise from sonic booms, rather than penetrate the sound barrier at a more ideal 30,000 ft (9,144 m), they intended to penetrate it at 42,000 ft (12,802 m) instead. It would not be possible on hot days, but on normal days this would be achievable.
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In art, the immensely popular scene of the Birth of Jesus technically shows the Virgin Mary, who reclines on a couch in most medieval examples, lying-in, but in famously un-ideal conditions. More ideal images of lying-in in well-off households are represented in the subjects, also popular, of the Birth of the Virgin and Birth of John the Baptist. These are generally given contemporary settings, and differ little from other images that are purely secular, especially those on desci da parto.
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Larval almond moths are hatched onto a variety of dry food products, which then serve as their primary food source. Although the moth infests several different kinds of food, the larvae develop most rapidly on wheat-based products. Moreover, cracked or ground seed and grain products are more ideal for larvae than whole seeds or grains because the larvae are unable to penetrate shells or hulls, which makes feeding more difficult. The caterpillars are cannibalistic; larvae will also eat eggs and other smaller larvae.
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For example, the Thévenin resistance of a combination of a voltage follower driven by a voltage source with high Thévenin resistance is reduced to only the output resistance of the voltage follower (a small resistance). That resistance reduction makes the combination a more ideal voltage source. Conversely, a voltage follower inserted between a small load resistance and a driving stage presents a large load to the driving stage—an advantage in coupling a voltage signal to a small load. This configuration is commonly used in the output stages of class-B and class-AB amplifiers.
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With an increase in air traffic volume, higher climate temperatures and humidity, the summers of temperate climates are potentially favourable for mosquitoes. Should temperatures rise in Europe and the United States as a result of global climate change, conditions may become more ideal for mosquito survival, potentially leading to a rise in isolated outbreaks of airport and imported malaria. Uninfected mosquitoes that arrive by flight may also live for long in enough as to feed on an infected person, which could also result in the transmission of malaria in non-endemic countries.
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On Monday 14 March 2011, vehicle access to the station's forecourt was permanently removed and the approach to the station was completely repaved. This gave a much larger open space outside the station's entrance more ideal during busy times. These works were completed by June 2011 and the approach was hastily cleared in preparation for the Wimbledon Championships which would see a large increase in passengers passing through the station. To increase the number of Tramlink services, a second platform was built in place of the former Thameslink bay platform track.
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Fiscal capacity changes from state to state, not only in the amount of tax revenue that each state is able to extract but also the way in which revenue is extracted. Specifically, different types of taxes are considered more economically efficient, and accordingly more ideal, than others. More information can be found on tax types and economic efficiency in the page on Tax. The strength of a state's fiscal capacity is thus determined by not only the amount of revenue collected, but also influenced by the efficiency of its tax structure.
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Composite polymer films synthesized via a liquid-solid interface are the most commonly used to synthesize membranes for reverse osmosis and other applications. One added benefits of using polymers prepared by interfacial polymerization is that several properties, such as pore size and interconnectivity, can be fined-tuned to create a more ideal product for specific applications. For example, synthesizing a polymer with a pore size somewhere between the molecular size of hydrogen gas (H2) and carbon dioxide (CO2) results in a membrane selectively-permeable to H2, but not to CO2, effectively separating the compounds.
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Golf courses began closing up by the bundles and many young men (who would otherwise enter the workforce under a more ideal economy) began only to have golf experience from their years as a student. Besides the sporting aspect, golf was used in Japan in order to adapt to corporate culture. Hidetoshi Nakata The 1990s was also the decade that the American film Mr. Baseball was released; introducing an American audience to Japanese baseball. The Chunichi Dragons and the Yomiuri Giants became popular teams after the Mr. Baseball movie made mention of them.
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For those with wide thighs, such as bodybuilders with large quadriceps, or people with large amounts of fat stores on the inner thigh, it may cause chafing. If worn on both legs, however, the chafing would be between the weights and only damage them, possibly only chafing with a lack of tightness. Thigh weights are not ideal for movements involving quadriceps use, as they require tightness which may limit the use of the muscle and blood flow to the legs. For such movements, weights worn higher on the body or free weights are more ideal.
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The band-pass of an atomic line filter is usually equal to the Doppler profile of the vapor cell, the natural range of frequencies at which a vapor cell will be excited by a pure light source. The Doppler profile is the width of the spectrum of Doppler shifted radiation emitted by the vapor cell due to its thermal motion. This value is less for larger atoms at lower temperatures, a system considered more ideal. There are some circumstances where this is not the case, and it is desirable to make the width of the transition line larger than the Doppler profile.
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Thomas has much the same overall appearance as Harry—both are tall, with long faces and strong jaws. However, Thomas' vampire heritage gives him a more ideal, beautiful appearance and gracefulness that humans can only dream of. He also has very pale skin, muscular body, and dark curling hair; Harry comments at one point that he looks like the "long lost Greek god of body cologne" and the "high priest of Bowflex." A running joke through the series is that people are always assuming that Harry and Thomas are a gay couple, apparently not noticing the resemblance.
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Other teams go for a save or economy round, in which the teams intentionally do not buy many weapons or utility to have more money to buy more ideal weapons in the following round. Teams then go into a gun round, in which both teams have decent guns, but not necessarily the ideal round, as one team may have a player who has a less than ideal gun or the team does not have many grenades. Each half consists of fifteen rounds and a regular game has a maximum of thirty rounds. The first team to reach sixteen rounds wins the game.
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Monodisperse beads, also called microbeads, exhibit exact uniformity, and therefore all beads exhibit identical physical characteristics, including the binding capacity and the level of attraction to magnets. Polydisperse beads, while similar in size to monodisperse beads, show a wide range in size variability (1 to 4μm) that can influence their binding capacity and magnetic capture. Although both types of beads are commercially available for immunoprecipitation applications, the higher quality monodisperse superparamagnetic beads are more ideal for automatic protocols because of their consistent size, shape and performance. Monodisperse and polydisperse superparamagnetic beads are offered by many companies, including Invitrogen, Thermo Scientific, and Millipore.
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It was later propose to place the story in London after a discussion with Bonelli, because in New York there was Martin Mystère already and England seemed to be more ideal for horror due to its ancient traditions. Meanwhile, the figure of Groucho was included in order to avoid a series more focused on investigations. The creation of the character began a year before when Sergio Bonelli, owner of the publishing house, and Decio Canzio, general director, preferred to return to work on traditional comics and eventually to create new ones. Sclavi proposed an horror series, temporarily called Dylan Dog.
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As such, to simulate gravity, it would be more ideal to utilize a larger spacecraft that rotates slowly. The requirements on size with regard to rotation are due to the differing forces on parts of the body at different distances from the center of rotation. If parts of the body closer to the rotational center experience a force significantly different from parts farther from the center, then this could have adverse effects. Additionally, questions remain as to what the best way is to initially set the rotating motion in place without disturbing the stability of the whole spacecraft's orbit.
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The knee on belly position is a modified side pin that is distinctly separated from the side control position. The knee on belly position is characterized primarily by the control of the opponent with one leg out for base and balance and the other leg positioned across the opponent's torso pinning them to the ground. This form of pin is a mobile pin rather than a static pin and is considered a more dominant position in many grappling formats. The knee on belly position is worth additional points because it provides a greater striking platform than traditional side control and is closer to achieving the more ideal mounted position.
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It was a sad day in 1970 when Jack had a heart attack and died while visiting Joan in Derby. Annie was distraught but despite her grief was able to carry on with her job, taking over as licensee of the Rovers Return, with Billy moving to Weatherfield to keep an eye in her and help out at the pub when needed. The brewery was satisfied that with Billy around Annie could continue to function as landlady, though they did offer to make Billy licensee behind Annie's back, believing he would be the more ideal landlord, an offer he turned down. Lucille's future continued to worry Annie.
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6"/50 (15.2 cm) QF Mark N5 The secondary armament consisted of rapid fire guns in eight twin mountings that would replace the QF 4.5-inch secondary guns as well as the Bofors 40 mm gun and 20 mm Oerlikon anti-aircraft guns of previous cruiser designs. The DNC considered the 3-inch shell to be the smallest that could accommodate a proximity fuse, which made it more ideal for high angle anti-aircraft fire. The Director Naval Ordnance (DNO) also adopted this calibre in order to achieve commonality with the United States Navy which was also developing a twin 3"/70 mount at the time.
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The shape, or curve, of the board affects how it rides. If the wide point of the board is nearer to the nose, the board tends to be best suited to prone riding as the bodyboarder's weight rests further up on the board. Boards with more parallel rails or a narrow nose tend to be more ideal for drop-knee and stand-up riding as the rider's center of gravity tends to rest further back. Most modern boards are equipped with channels that increase surface area in the critical parts of the board which, in turn, allow it to have varying hold and control on the wave.
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Such negative messages have the possibility to affect players' performance significantly. As such, it is far more ideal for coaches to engender high expectations towards all team members in order to harness the power of the Pygmalion effect. Finally, there is something to be said about Golem effects towards disenfranchised and stigmatized demographics in society such as the homeless, intellectually disabled, and other groups often looked down upon. Due to the low expectations often cast upon individuals in these groups by society as a whole, there is reason to believe that such individuals suffer from Golem effects in a truly significant and crippling manner.
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Each standard varies in geographical range, thus making one standard more ideal than the next depending on what it is one is trying to accomplish with a wireless network. The performance of wireless networks satisfies a variety of applications such as voice and video. The use of this technology also gives room for expansions, such as from 2G to 3G and, 4G and 5G technologies, which stand for the fourth and fifth generation of cell phone mobile communications standards. As wireless networking has become commonplace, sophistication increases through configuration of network hardware and software, and greater capacity to send and receive larger amounts of data, faster, is achieved.
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T.H. Rich and P. Vickers-Rich, 1994, "Neoceratopsians and ornithomimosaurs: dinosaurs of Gondwana origin?", National Geographic Research and Exploration 10(1): 129-131 The holotype specimen, NMV P186303, was found in a layer of the Eumeralla Formation, dating to the Albian faunal stage in the early Cretaceous, some 106 million years ago. It consists of a left femur of an adult individual. In 1994, Dr. Thomas Rich commented that, while it would have been more ideal to have had the most complete specimen possible as a holotype, it was highly unlikely that future material of Timimus would be found, due to the limited nature of sites to be explored in the area.
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In chemistry, an ideal solution or ideal mixture is a solution in which the gas phase exhibits thermodynamic properties analogous to those of a mixture of ideal gases. The enthalpy of mixing is zeroA to Z of Thermodynamics Pierre Perrot as is the volume change on mixing by definition; the closer to zero the enthalpy of mixing is, the more "ideal" the behaviour of the solution becomes. The vapor pressure of the solution obeys either Raoult's law or Henry's law (or both), and the activity coefficient of each component (which measures deviation from ideality) is equal to one. The concept of an ideal solution is fundamental to chemical thermodynamics and its applications, such as the use of colligative properties.
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Goldin remained the favorite even after he made demands during contract negotiations that would have likely disqualified him from consideration in more ideal circumstances. Among these was his desire to spend much of his time in Malibu, California, where his wife would be living; according to a source Goldin "didn't think he had to be on campus every weekend to be effective." The Trustees agreed to this, and even offered to subsidize this travel with first class airfare as well as a private jet named “BU1”. Tolerance of such requests was reinforced by the hope that Goldin would use the influence from his former association with NASA to draw in more research funding and grants.
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Isaac Ward It appears to have been seen first on August 17, 1885, by French astronomer Ludovic Gully during a public stargazing event. Gully at that time thought it was scattered moonlight in his telescope and did not follow up on this observation. Irish amateur astronomer Isaac Ward in Belfast claimed to have seen the object on August 19, 1885, but did not immediately publish its existence. The independent detection of the supernova by Ernst Hartwig at Dorpat (Tartu) Observatory in Estonia on August 20, 1885, however, was communicated in a telegram on August 31, 1885, once Hartwig had verified in more ideal circumstances that the feature was not caused by reflected moonlight.
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The simplest optical sorters are channel sorters, a type of color sorter that can be effective for products that are small, hard, and dry with a consistent size and shape; such as rice and seeds. For these products, channel sorters offer an affordable solution and ease of use with a small footprint. Channel sorters feature monochromatic or color cameras and remove defects and foreign material based only on differences in color. For products that cannot be handled by a channel sorter – such as soft, wet, or nonhomogeneous products – and for processors that want more control over the quality of their product, freefall sorters (also called waterfall or gravity-fed sorters), chute-fed, sorters or belt sorters are more ideal.
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Of course the idea that sells tactical knives (beyond the plain appeal of them) is that it's better to have a knife that's not ideal than to not have your ideal combat knife because it was too large to carry with you. While a 10-inch fixed-blade Bowie knife might be far more ideal for combat, it isn't practical – or legal – for many people to carry one around with them on their belt all the time, and few people leave the house expecting or planning to get into a knife fight that day. Benchmade Bedlam auto-knife Benchmade 4300 CLA Composite Lite Auto. Auto knife push button operation with side mounted safety, reversible clip.
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Within the framing theorem that people can be so controlled and motivated by money that they may not be able to reason rationally about it, he criticized interest groups that promote quasi-doctrines based on Keynesian economics that permit manipulative short-term inflation and debt tactics that ultimately undermine currencies. He suggested a global "industrial consumption price index" system that would support the development of more "ideal money" that people could trust rather than more unstable "bad money". He noted that some of his thinking parallels economist and political philosopher Friedrich Hayek's thinking regarding money and a nontypical viewpoint of the function of the authorities.Zuckerman, Julia (April 27, 2005) "Nobel winner Nash critiques economic theory".
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In an article in AI & Society, Boyles and Joaquin maintain that such AIs would not be that friendly considering the following: the infinite amount of antecedent counterfactual conditions that would have to be programmed into a machine, the difficulty of cashing out the set of moral values—that is, those that a more ideal than the ones human beings possess at present, and the apparent disconnect between counterfactual antecedents and ideal value consequent. Some philosophers claim that any truly "rational" agent, whether artificial or human, will naturally be benevolent; in this view, deliberate safeguards designed to produce a friendly AI could be unnecessary or even harmful.Kornai, András. "Bounding the impact of AGI".
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Growers in California have discovered some of the more ideal vineyard locations for Douce noir/Charbono are warm-climate sites with significant diurnal temperature variations from a drop in night time temperature. In California, many of the Bonarda/Douce noir/Charbono vines are very old with some blocks over 70 years old. Many of these vines have developed various viral grape diseases and producers have slowly been replanting acres with young vines of newer clones and rootstock. The yield for many of these older plantings is often around 2.5 to 3 tons/acre (approximately 47 to 57 hectoliters/hectares) while younger plantings can often produce 6 to 8 tons/acre (approximately 114 to 152 hl/ha).
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Only grapes grown from the delineated Champagne region, which would eventually include the Aube, could be legally called "Champagne". The decimation of the region's vineyards provided the opportunity for vine growers to replant with phylloxera resistant rootstock and in more ideal locations for quality grape production.D. & P. Kladstrup Champagne pp 223–224 Harper Collins Publisher But amidst this silver lining, more dark clouds would emerge as the full effects of the Russian Revolution hit home and the lucrative Russian market was closed to Champagne imports. The 1920 declaration of prohibition in the United States closed off yet another market and the global economic downturn of the Great Depression lead to a further decrease in sales.
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In this condition, a behavior is permissible if and only if its universal practice by all persons necessarily satisfies some criterion. An imagined world in which everyone in it conform to the same kind of behavior is often called an "ideal world," and so moral or political theories appealing to it are sometimes called "ideal theories" as opposed to "non-ideal theories." This should not be taken to mean that the former theories are themselves more ideal or better than the latter by definition; the ideality in question refers to the worlds the theories describe, are based on, or intended to apply to, not necessarily to how well they describe moral facts and obligations in the actual world, which is much disputed.
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In educational subjects Goschen had always taken the greatest interest, his best known, but by no means his only, contribution to popular culture being his participation in the University Extension Movement. His first efforts in parliament were devoted to advocating the abolition of religious tests and the admission of Dissenters to the universities. His published works indicate how ably he combined the wise study of economics with a practical instinct for business- like progress, without neglecting the more ideal aspects of human life. In addition to his well-known work on The Theory of Foreign Exchanges, he published several financial and political pamphlets and addresses on educational and social subjects, among them being,The Cultivation of the Imagination, Liverpool, 1877, and that on Intellectual Interest, Aberdeen, 1888.
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Linda Ye and the rest of the MIT team continued working with the kagome metal, looking into more properties on Fe3Sn2 and other iron-tin alloys. According to an article published by the team on October 25, 2019 in Nature Communications, the lattice was shown to exhibit spin-orbit coupling de Haas van Alphen oscillations and Fermi surfaces. The team also continued to modify the structure of the metal, and in an article published in Nature Materials on December 9, 2019, they found that FeSn in a 1 to 1 ratio exhibited a more “ideal” lattice. The two-dimensional layers with iron and tin in the kagome shape were separated by a layer entirely of tin, allowing them to have separate band structures.
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While previous smaller guns could burn down structures with fire, larger cannon were so effective that engineers were forced to develop stronger castle walls to prevent their keeps from falling. This isn't to say that cannon were only used to batter down walls as fortifications began using cannon as defensive instruments such as an example in India where the fort of Raicher had gun ports built into its walls to accommodate the use of defensive cannon. In Art of War Niccolò Machiavelli opined that field artillery forced an army to take up a defensive posture and this opposed a more ideal offensive stance. Machiavelli's concerns can be seen in the criticisms of Portuguese mortars being used in India during the sixteenth century as lack of mobility was one of the key problems with the design.
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Rewilding is most associated with green anarchy and anarcho-primitivism or anti-civilization and post-civilization anarchism in general.The GA & Wildroots Collectives, "A Primer for a Balanced Existence Amid the Ruins of Civilization " Within a modern and scientific social context, rewilding entails both experiential and "book knowledge" to produce a community that is both respectful of individual liberties and beneficial to all involved, including all non-human species. Participants in such events and communities directly reap the benefits of the communities' actions and efforts. Instead of seeking to "return" to an earlier state of human existence or go "back to the land", rewilding seeks to take the experiences and time spent here in civilization and combine the lessons that have been learned from both the past and the present to create a more ideal society.
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While a perfect balance where both food and wine are equally enhanced is theoretically possible, typically a pairing will have a more enhancing influence on one or the other. Master Sommelier Evan Goldstein notes that food and wine pairing is like two people having a conversation: "One must listen while the other speaks or the result is a muddle". This means either the food or the wine will be the dominant focus of the pairing, with the other serving as a complement to enhance the enjoyment of the first. In regards to weight and intensity, if the focus of the pairing is the wine then a more ideal balance will be a food that is slightly lighter in weight to where it will not compete for attention with the wine but not too light to where it is completely overwhelmed.
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Most teams tend to go for a force buy in the second round if they lose the pistol round; a force buy is in which a team uses up its money despite having lesser weaponry than the other team in an attempt to win the round. Other teams go for a save or economy round, in which the teams intentionally do not buy many weapons or utility to have more money to buy more ideal weapons in the following round. Teams then go into a gun round, in which both teams have decent guns, but not necessarily the ideal round, as one team may have a player who has a less than ideal gun or the team does not have many grenades. Each half consists of fifteen rounds and a regular game has a maximum of thirty rounds.
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Boeing maintains that many military airfields are able to host aircraft that have the Pelican's large wingspan, adding that in the conflict regions of Southwest Asia from the Fertile Crescent and the Arabian peninsula eastward to Pakistan, at least 323 airfields meet the satisfactory landing criteria, with additional airfields that can meet the marginal criteria or be restored to satisfactory or marginal. The aircraft's length and wingspan, however, make the Pelican too big for the "80-meter box," the informal name of the maximum size specified in the ICAO Aerodrome Reference Code. The Pelican requires at the least a ramp or elevator to load and unload cargo. A more ideal setup is to build dedicated ground infrastructure at airports for transloading, such as cranes, railcars, and apron jacks, which approaches the sophistication of container terminal facilities used at the docks of major marine ports.
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All of the dissatisfaction in life made her dream of a more ideal society and from 1899 to 1918, she proclaimed herself a socialist and wrote an article for the International Socialist Review concerning socialism, but her version of socialism had a strict racial separation that mandated "the black man to improve himself without interfering in the white man's civilization." Her racism once again came through when she wrote about the superiority of the white race over the black and boasting that with the help of the Ku Klux Klan the color line had been preserved in her home town. Despite her bitterness with the inequality of the role of women in society, she did not support women's suffrage. Although her views regarding race and gender in the late nineteenth century reflect typical Southern beliefs, her outstanding and prolific career as an educator and botanical scientist separated Andrews from the typical plantation housewife that her earlier writings romanticized.
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