The clause became a factor when he alerted the Y of plans to reprise a 2008 work, "Blind Spot," at Performance Space 122's January Coil Festival, an event geared toward a New York conference of arts presenters from around the country.
An article on Wednesday about England's 1-0 victoverover Ukraine at the European soccer championships, in which the sport's lack of goal-line technology became a factor when Ukraine seemed to tie the score, misidentified the English player who appeared to score a goal in a similar situation in a 2010 World Cup game against Germany.
The GLP-1 analogs and dipeptidyl peptidase-4 inhibitors possess an interesting safety profile associated with body weight loss or neutrality (18), but the risk of hypoglycemia, which is almost nonexistent with monotherapy, becomes a factor when these agents are combined with sulfonylureas.
Mr. DiNapoli said privacy was a relatively new issue for AT&T and eventually may become a factor for customers when they choose a provider.
Yet when Ronaldo did become a factor against Austria to win Portugal an 80th-minute penalty, converting this one proved beyond him.
Although there is a small group of high-impact journals which researchers are unlikely to turn down on the basis of cost, the interviewee believes that cost will become more of a factor when choosing between less prestigious outlets.
We have used creative branding and design to capture interest from sponsors and exhibitors, and the whole brand concept will become a major factor when we start actively marketing to attendees in 2016.
It is however precisely this determinism that tends to become a limiting factor when aiming at both reliability and scalability, particularly in highly dynamic networks, e.g., ad hoc networks.
