That translates into long battery life between charges—hence ARM's widespread adoption for portable gizmos.
For instance, the widespread arm-to-arm vaccination, used until 1898, carried substantial risks, and the instruments used (14 ) could contribute to severe adverse reactions.
Paddock became known for his unusual finishes, which involved him leaping with widespread arms across the finish line.
In 1992, a "mere" 23 years after Gaddafi took power, he was slapped with his first UN arms embargo and widespread sanctions.
By the fifteenth century, the use and abuse of coats of arms was becoming widespread in England.
This recent call to arms has invited widespread criticism not so much for the ideology, but the platform; like Bono, Gwyneth and Angelina, he's another celebrity to swap Hollywood for humanitarianism, and there are plenty of people not best pleased about that.
This recent call to arms has invited widespread criticism not so much for the ideology, but the platform; like Bono, Gwyneth, and Angelina, he's another celebrity to swap Hollywood for humanitarianism, and there are plenty of people not pleased about that.
But Commander Alan Brown of the Metropolitan Police said the answer was not widespread arming but strategic deployment of trained armed officers.
In addition, high levels of non-compliance in the intervention arm and contamination by widespread PSA testing in the control arm, make it unlikely that the PLCO trial can accurately estimate the magnitude of the intervention effect (Gulati et al, 2012).
United Nations officials and Afghans agree that an arms embargo will have widespread support among the Afghan population, which has seen arms flow in from Pakistan, Iran, Central Asia and Russia, diplomats said.
