It's based on a novel by Susan Isaacs, and fans of the 1985 Susan Sarandon vehicle "Compromising Positions," also based on an Isaacs book, will find the story familiar: an upper-middle-class Long Island woman, accused of her husband's murder, embarks on an investigation of his life that uncovers a (comic) cesspool of affairs and other scandals under the placid suburban surface.
Because of their constraints and their deployment in unattended and hostile environments, the different nodes of a WSN are vulnerable to node compromising and also to physical damage [2].
He tried ignoring God, and also compromising with him.
"Unfair competition by the Muslims is also compromising our business," said Chung, who in addition to being the guardian of the Taoist temple runs a tannery outside the district.
So, the finds were investigated without compromising their integrity also thanks to the use physical models obtained through Rapid Prototyping.
Also, compromising with things.
Those conflicts allowed gangs to seize control of large parts of the region and establish a vast network of trafficking routes, while also compromising or destroying the countries' social institutions.
We have been unable to test a strain that lacks only the transcription function because we have not been able to identify mutations that prevent checkpoint-dependent MBF activation without also compromising normal cell-cycle MBF regulation [5].
Adding excess membrane to other subcellular organelles would effectively dilute the protein components, thus also compromising function.
The latter is of paramount importance, as methodologically poor research is unethical research, offering not only misleading conclusions, but also compromising patients' time and draining societal resources.
