He also felt this was a tough case.
The Office of Management and Budget has done so before in tough instances, like the costs of air bags.
In today's video games, "characters' expressions look fake," says Guo. "Their faces don't move believably or naturally". It's a tough problem, for instance, to get the wrinkles around the eyes and forehead to look right using conventional techniques that simply morph and stretch the features of an image.
However, many other developing industrial countries may face a tougher circumstance, for instance, acid rain, salt mist, sandstorm, smog etc.
Both Mr. Bonacic and Mr. Kruger, for instance, were given a tough time by voters who went to the polls but did not vote for a senator as they chose candidates for other offices — and were thus recorded as 'blank' by the state's Board of Elections.
They found that the court reporters who insert the "[laughter]" notations into transcripts are a tough crowd and had overlooked countless instances of courtroom levity.
"It's a tough job market, and you have really few instances in your life to do something that you really love," Ms. Ferrence said.
Instead of making a robot's limbs with solid plastic, Cutkosky can make them, for instance, with an elastic core and a tough outer shell.
If she'd faced a tougher opponent someone like, for instance, Japan's emerging young star Naomi Osaka, who defeated Maria Sharapova in their first-round match Wednesday night Williams might not have made it to round two.
Workers from the US, for instance, often view a bribe as dishonest, and have a tough time repressing disdain for the practice if encountered overseas.
Panesar remains the likeliest replacement for Swann in the first instance, for the final two matches of what has been a tough series for England.
