That oft-repeated white-man's-burden line about Iraq and Afghanistan ("but how can we leave?") is matter-of-factly answered, the resurrection of an Arab Jesus is foretold – and Rahman even breathes life into that hoariest subject – being stopped by airport security.
a The dashed red lines denote livers with a large tumour burden; red lines indicate livers with a minor tumour involvement.
In the U.S., cheap trucks prone to failure and always in need of new parts would wreck production and delivery schedules by causing down time and burden bottom lines with $50-an-hour 50-an-hour 50-an-hour mechanic
Results revealed that the intimated method can aid independent system operator to remove the burden from lines in the contingency conditions in an optimal manner along with the improvement in voltages and a reduction in real power losses of the network.
Mr. Hickok has also been burdened with lines usually spoken by men with black top hats and curled mustaches.
If you reduce government spending and if people think that reduces uncertainty about the tax burden down the line, they may be more comfortable with spending".
Furthermore, the computational burden of on-line tuning can be reduced by disabling on-line adaptation without incurring stability problems.
That trend, and a rising demand for power, has increased the burden on transmission lines.
Meanwhile, power outages and long fuel lines burden Iraqis.
For instance, large-scale disordered charging can aggravate the peak load level, increase the burden on power lines, and damage the safety of grid operation.
Their solution allows a third party auditor to be able to efficiently audit the cloud data storage without demanding the local copy of data, and introduce no additional on-line burden to the cloud user.
