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Another reason of time-domain choice is the modularity advantage of these simulators.

But there is also another reason: because of the time and energy each client expends in teaching the company which articles are relevant and which are not, switching to a competitor would require the client to make that investment all over again.

In the end, there may be -- for reasons of time, technology, politics and even the law -- no appropriate remedy here.

The Opera itself follows, made farcical by the decision to combine the two works for reasons of time.

Though the warning "EDITED FOR TELEVISION" is often flashed at the beginning of broadcasts of movies that have been cut for reasons of time or timidity, the precise wording of the Python notice was something unprecedented.

The winner of this year's Nobel peace prize was, for reasons of time difference, still asleep when the honour was announced on Friday morning – it was the middle of the night in Colombia, where Juan Manuel Santos is president.

In the present brief review modern views on the reasons of time instability of gas sensors parameters, as well as approaches, which could be used for the improvement of this important sensor's parameter, are summarized.

"In France, for reasons of time and production, we have a tendency to follow the road, and Lee works on the journey and the passage," said Mr. Ruf, a member of the troupe since 1993.

I could go on, but won't for reasons of time, not lack of passion for the topic.

He visited the sets and editing rooms for three weeks and found that editor Ray Lovejoy was barely keeping up with the workload for reasons of time restrictions.

It's challenging just to write a book -- for reasons of time constraints, raging inner critics, the act of learning craft.