Statistics for Romney are harder to come by, but the man who introduced a Massachusetts healthcare reform law in 2006 has a height advantage at 6ft 2in, which could translate to a longer reach.
Isner earned two more in his next return game, and Harrison double-faulted on the second, giving Isner a break advantage at 7-6 wheconsolidatedidated for the win with a volley winner on his second match point.
LIFE on Earth has evolved to take advantage of the speed at which the planet spins.
In other words, for distinctly consumer purposes, taking advantage of the ease at which Prezi lets you combine photos, videos, text and graphics to 'tell a story'.
Eckert appears to have realised independently, and prior to von Neumann's joining the ENIAC group, that the way to take full advantage of the speed at which data is processed by electronic circuits is to place suitably encoded instructions for controlling the processing in the same high-speed storage devices that hold the data itself (documented in Copeland [2004], pp. 26 7).
Indeed, Rigetti announced onstage a new hybrid computing platform that can provide computing services to help the industry both reach quantum advantage — that tipping point at which quantum is commercially viable — and to enable industries to explore the technologies to acclimatize to the potential ways in which typical operations could be disrupted by it.
Cambridge kept this advantage to Hammersmith Bridge at which point Oxford spurted and recovered some of the deficit, but the Cantabrigians increased their stroke rate to go clear once again by Corney Reach.
Mercedes "did obtain some material advantage" which "at least potentially gave it an unfair sporting advantage".
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The unadorned language works to the poem's advantage to convey the point at which metaphor crosses over into the literal.
