"We've got to change what we think of as normal, because what we are seeing in our hospitals and surgeries up and down the country is that normal has become not enough exercise," writes Scarlett McNally.
The question he posed in the series's pilot -- "When did my dreams become not enough?" -- continues to be the anthem for the whole show, which covers issues like Vietnam, integration, women's rights and drugs through the lives of the Pryors and their friends.
As a result, the air bearing becomes not strong enough to support well the full flying of slider when the influence of the intermolecular force is significant.
"It ought to be a huge decision to lock someone up, and the problem is that if you make a huge decision often enough, it becomes not such a huge decision; it becomes routine".
The combination of new rules raises the possibility that director elections may go from Soviet-style — one candidate on the ballot, who wins no matter what the voters want — to Italian referendum style — in which the election becomes meaningless because not enough votes are cast.
When the circulation becomes sluggish [when not enough cerebral spinal fluid is being pumped into the brain], stagnant pools can build up and this can contribute to the onset of diseases such as dementia and Alzheimer's.
Administrators said the school became overcrowded, with not enough resources.
The aircraft carries cockpit voice and flight data recorders – or black boxes – near its tail but once the wreckage was visible it quickly became apparent that not enough of the rear section was attached to contain the devices.
One GP reported a patient became breathless, with not enough oxygen in his blood.
Second, concatenation or merging may result in the "curse of dimensionality" problem, which means the dimension of the descriptor space increases in such a way that the available training instances become indistinguishable and not enough for allowing the definition of a good decision hyperplane [33].
