The company's core competence the design and manufacture of innovative and high-performance bicycles is embedded in its Boulder campus and in the close geographical and organizational proximity of its manufacturing, engineering, development, design, marketing, purchasing, and other functions.
The crape on the bell-pull tells there is death in the house, and in the close carriage that rolls away with muffled wheels you know there rides a woman to whom the world is very dark now.
In parallel, all the UEs located in line with and in the close vicinity of the jammer would not be able to access the networks.
Instead, as mistakes crept into their game and Namibia scrapped for every piece of possession, Warren Gatland saw his side lose their poise and shape, being penalised for sloppy offences at scrums and in the close exchanges.
In order to infer the user's activities, various sensors on the user's body, in objects the user interacts with, and in the close surrounding of the user provide data which is classified among a set of predefined activities, typically with machine learning techniques [2].
First, all fields are expanded in terms of the small parameter, ε, appearing in the free energy expression, which is proportional to the interface width, both in the bulk domains (outer expansion) and in the close vicinity of the interface (inner expansion).
And in the close-knit world of public housing buildings, they said, the public list is a kind of scarlet letter for struggling families.
Some metro areas — such as Washington — that have high-cost single-family houses in parts of the city and in the close-in suburbs, are seeing only slight increases in median condo values relative to single-family houses.
And in the closing day it seems to have become personal to him.
And in the closing miles, Rogers of HTC-Columbia fended off attacks by Zabriskie and Leipheimer.
AT&T and Time Warner fiercely attacked those economic arguments during the trial and in the closing argument on Monday.
