Consequently, the cost of interest and principal repayments has become a bit less burdensome.
While the principles of multiple description scalar quantization are well-understood and solid guidelines exist to design effective systems, the same does not hold for vector quantization, especially at low bit-rates, where burdensome and unsatisfactory design techniques discourage its use altogether in applications.
The younger, nobler generation, led by Mr. Hunnam in the title role, struggles a bit with the stylized dialogue and the burdensome job of embodying goodness and purity of heart (Scott).
But back to the coat-check innovation, which shows that new ideas can make air travel less burdensome — and add just a tiny bit to the revenue that airports generate from passenger services, as opposed to airline operations.
The country has endured so much burdensome weather lately that I feel a bit sheepish in admitting I've been smiled on with preposterous regularity so far.
AS MY colleague noted yesterday, the planned national "opt-out" day to protest America's burdensome new airport security procedures was a bit of a bust.
But the decrease — a boon for the Spitzer administration in its efforts to reduce New York's historically burdensome health care costs — is a rare bit of good fiscal news, as Gov. Eliot Spitzer and the Legislature prepare for battle over how to fill a budget gap estimated at $4.3 billion.
David Axelrod, a current Obama adviser, was a bit more measured, tweeting, "Senate roadblock to any Scalia replacement could be burdensome issue for @GOP in fall.
So all that said I think the most important part of the time with patients is just an open-ended interview for a bit of time, and that is a priority for me, and I find a lot of additional things burdensome, helpful but burdensome" (Practice C, Provider 2).
