No more searching for quarters to make the exact fare.
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These take more searching, but they are there at every university.
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But Sinclair's route to national TV dominance will take more searching.
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They were expected to come back and do more searching on Sunday.
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The lag can be longer if there is a more searching antitrust inquiry.
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His mordant language acts as a foil to Knausgaard's more searching, languid prose.
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His readings of the suites have grown deeper and more searching in recent years.
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Luxotica, which features a more searching pre-emption analysis than the California Supreme Court's McGill opinion.
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A little more searching turned up additional, similar-looking devices such as the LEHE K2 and the IRideForMe.
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But what if you hoped for a more searching discussion about the relationship between social networks and modern society?
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You have to do a bit more searching than you would to find a cat or dog account, sure.
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Even though it was a private school, I could still have spent a week or more searching for possibilities.
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And with more searching, a more sinister story unfolded from what had been believed to be a tragic fire.
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Soon, though, it turns into a more searching exploration of what her confrontational approach might challenge her readers to do.
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Four other justices would have struck down the law using the more searching First Amendment scrutiny that applies to viewpoint discrimination.
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Their software recognizes these EM signatures and uses them to bring up controls for the device — no more searching for an app.
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It remains to be seen whether the appeal he has demonstrated so far can survive a more searching examination of his record.
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But that realization, for better or worse, is going to drive more capital and more searching for alpha into the private market.
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The influence might indeed be there, but this repeated story overshadows the artist's own formal research which deserves a more searching analysis.
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While the variety is great, it also means more searching for you, since you want to make sure you're getting the best price possible.
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"Our new metadata filters now make it easy to find more granular aspects of gameplay that previously required a lot more searching," Gleason added.
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The first 2016 general election debate will place both Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump under a microscope more searching than either has experienced before.
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The council says it is doing all that and more, searching for properties with local agents as well as developers, landlords and housing associations.
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This special, his first in a decade, is more searching and confessional than his previous work, digging into the end of his marriage after 16 years.
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They advised O'Connor to use a "finer toothed comb" and conduct a more "searching inquiry" into which provisions Congress intended to be inseverable from the individual mandate.
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"Carriers are having to do more searching on their own versus the brokers, who (before) had so much to deliver that they couldn't find enough trucks," Kedzie said.
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She studied them like fickle gods on Olympus; throughout the diaries, her writing about men is noticeably more nuanced and more searching than her portraits of her female peers.
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" They said he must "employ a finer-toothed comb" for "a more searching inquiry into which provisions of the ACA Congress intended to be inseverable from the individual mandate.
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Rather than complain when Mr. Trump points out flawed stories, they said, the news media should be more searching about its responsibility to provide balanced coverage of the president.
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"The more searching inquiry envisioned by the states would create substantial separation-of-powers problems, by permitting probing of the president's subjective motive in issuing the order," the brief said.
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If some of the Supreme Court justices opt to conduct a more searching investigation of how "sex" was understood the 1960s, they will find the plaintiffs' claims have even greater credence.
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Viewers' habits change during every edition of the Games, with more searching for Olympics news online or through social media, fragmenting the traditional broadcast audiences that advertisers still pay a premium for.
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Some of the characters in Sophia's drawings appear wholly possessed of their own agency, while others, less sure and more searching, pop in and out of the frames, looking for guidance or validation.
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After more searching, officers say they discovered SIM cards that led to seven victims in seven states, and who said their identities were stolen and cryptocurrency accounts pilfered of hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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But a government proposal to instead report its efforts to secure a customs "arrangement" was enough to postpone a more searching debate about government policy, with future debates the more likely stage for a revolt.
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Should he run, Mr. Steyer would likely face a far more searching examination of his record than he has to date, including his background as a hedge fund manager who invested heavily in fossil fuels.
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After Democracy Forward files a response to the government's submission, District Judge Dabney Friedrich — an appointee of President Donald Trump — will have to decide whether Commerce has met its legal obligations or is required to do more searching.
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Critiquing the West's obsession with Vladimir Putin's "cool calculation and prickly machismo," this book offers a more searching appraisal of the institutions that buttress his Presidency, the aspirations that galvanize his supporters, and the forces that drive his capitalist economy.
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With Apple's new MacBook Pro launched last month, all you have to do is tap your finger to the Touch ID scanner located on the Touch Bar to buy—no more searching through your wallet for the right card, no more typing in three-digit security codes and expiration dates.
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But the parliamentarians' point was not merely that the asylum-seekers were asked too much; it was more that the questioners knew too little and took the simple option of subjecting the applicants to a quiz (the sort one could devise after a quick internet search) instead of probing their feelings in a more searching way.
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But the report that Trump shared top secret information about an ISIS terror plot with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and Ambassador Sergey Kislyak in the Oval Office last Wednesday -- the morning after the Comey firing -- poses a more searching question about whether the President can be trusted with the gravest responsibilities that come with his office and whether he understands the implications of discussing America's most carefully guarded secrets with a US adversary.
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In 1999, she formed a new soul band called Soul Explosion. In 2000, she released two singles "Into My World" and "Love's in Need of Love Today" with a group called Dazz. In 2002, she released another single "(No More) Searching". In June 2010, she released her autobiography Heart and Soul: The Emotional Autobiography of Melissa Bell.
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While investigating the hard drive of the lab's computer, Mac finds leaves, which Veronica discovers are green tea. She shows them to the coworker, Emi, and discovers that Emi stole one of the monkey's toys. After doing some more searching, Veronica discovers that one of the lab members actually stole the monkey after developing a special bond with it. The lab member knew he could blame it on PHAT.
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The ass reaches the home of the dead man, whose wife is waiting for him. She learns that she is a widow, and her children orphans. > And now is Peter taught to feel > That man's heart is a holy thing; > And Nature, through a world of death, > Breathes into him a second breath, > More searching than the breath of spring.Line 1071 The poem closes with Peter downcast by his experiences, but eventually emerging as a better man.
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Michigan Shipwreck Research Associates members were searching for the wreck of Northwest Orient Airlines Flight 2501 in 2006. In the process of mapping out sections of the lake, they discovered debris on the bottom that appeared to be a wreck. At first, they identified a small structure that they nicknamed a "rib cage", but more searching revealed a ship. They sent a team of technical divers to explore the wreck, which was in about of water.
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Two more Zeros reinforced the patrol shortly after 15:00, just in time to intercept two more searching Avengers, shooting down one. In the meantime, the carrier had launched an airstrike against the Detached Force in the early afternoon that consisted of 31 Douglas SBD Dauntlesses and 8 Avengers; the long range precluded fighter escort. They found the carrier shortly afterward and attacked. They hit Ryūjō three times with bombs and one torpedo; the torpedo hit flooded the starboard engine and boiler rooms.
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" Stuart Nicholson of JazzTimes added, "Redman remains more student than trailblazer here, more the eternal protege. But that’s enough, for now-hell, Elastic is a fun disc-and more searching questions about the emotional depth of his work can wait for another day." C. Andrew Hovan of All About Jazz wrote, "Although an audience's reaction to any artistic endeavor is ultimately personal, some pieces seem to speak with great fluency and attraction and others are more difficult to decipher. Redman's work here not only speaks with clarity but it also rewards repeated exposure.
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In August 1962 they were committed to anti- Communist operations in Perlis and Kedah once more, searching for the remnants of the Communist terrorists along the Thai-Malay border. This lasted only a couple of months before it was decided to withdraw the battalion from this role for six months' training as part of the FESR. Regardless, several 2 RAR companies were used on further operations against the Communists in May 1963, before the battalion returned to Australia in August, without having suffered any losses. 2 RAR's total losses for the Malayan Emergency were 14 killed.
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Cows whose calves were removed longer than one day after birth showed increased searching, sniffing and vocalizations. However, calves allowed to remain with their mothers for longer periods showed weight gains at three times the rate of early removals as well as more searching behavior and better social relationships with other calves. After separation, some young dairy calves subsist on commercial milk replacer, a feed based on dried milk powder. Milk replacer is an economical alternative to feeding whole milk because it is cheaper, can be bought at varying fat and protein percentages, and is typically less contaminated than whole milk when handled properly.
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Although actual numbers haven't dropped since the first quantitative survey was carried out in 1897, this may be a false impression, since with more searching more have been found, which does not necessarily suggest a stable population. Various attempts at introducing saplings grown from native seed have had widely differing degrees of success. Grazing by sheep has probably reduced the population from being widespread and numerous to what it is now, confined to steep slopes, cracks in rocks, and restricted to the mountainous northern end of the island. The trees are not well known to the islanders and two fine specimens were even cut down in the 1980s by a professional gardener working at a site near Brodick Castle.
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Indian social activist and writer Harsh Mander, reviewing the book in The Indian Express, calls out Karan singh to not address the "profound critique of Hinduism by Ambedkar" and points out that the book is "silent about the massacre of Muslims in Jammu in 1947, the traumatic expulsion of Kashmiri Pandits from the Valley, and decades of militancy." > "He records his conviction that what he did was for the “national good”, and > that “all the risks and dangers were worth taking if it served the country”. > But history would require much more searching self-critical introspection > with hindsight, of unhealed wounds left by these momentous political > decisions, destined to cast their long shadows for decades." Historian Harbans Singh has called the book "a must read".
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I prefer Darin Morgan's version of the character…, but I doubt that version could support a full episode about God in the same way that this more searching, and lost, Scully does." However, Handlen was critical of some of the religious aspects of the episode, writing that the Christian God exists "does make it difficult for me to back it as fully as I'd like to" because it would "trump just about everything else that Mulder and Scully have spent their time on." John Keegan from Critical Myth noted that "Overall, this episode highlights Scully and her faith, and in the process, manages to presage many of the future plot developments for the series and her character. The spiritual war at the foundation of the series mythology is reflected in a situation that speaks directly to Scully and her upbringing, and though some of the religious metaphors are heavy-handed, it works well enough.
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