"It has to avoid being a heavy hand at the macroeconomic level, at slowing down the engine of the economy," Mr. Tharoor said.
Floodwaters had risen high enough on Friday to lap at the engines of jets parked on the runway of Kerala's main international airport in Kochi, and the authorities ordered it closed until Aug. 26, further complicating relief efforts.
The encapuchados, for their part, will try to inflict as much damage as possible on the ungainly police officers, throwing large chunks of concrete at their heads, Molotov cocktails at the engines of their motorbikes, and, in some cases, even tossing acid at those who venture too close.
In turn, the encapuchados will try to inflict as much damage as possible on the ungainly police officers, aiming large chunks of concrete at heads, Molotov cocktails at the engines of police motorbikes, and, in some cases, even throwing acid over those who venture too close.
At low speed, the engine of a conventional car is the primary source of noise and this would, of course, disappear immediately if all cars became electric.
Berman's story ends at a time when the engine of modernity was breaking down and giving way to austerity.
No. Romney and the Republicans say that the "job creators" at the top are the engine of the economy, and the aristocracy need to maintain this myth.
This new engine allows engineers to successfully train neural networks at the heart of deep learning, the engine of AI.
After plunking down a whopping $18, I watched, Glenn Beck's Broke: Restarting the Engine of America, at my local theater.
As the result, the torque of WCO15 was 65.6% in comparison with WCO0 at the engine speed of 3600 rpm.
