Crash Course on Compromise.
The total FLIM-OPT acquisition time can be decreased by optimizing the excitation powers and labeling density, by sampling the fluorescence decays with fewer time gates and by acquiring images at fewer angles of projection although this will, of course, compromise the achievable resolution and accuracy of the reconstructed images.
Mr. McCain is making the basic argument that liberals have been advancing for ages: There are prominent members of the Republican Party with no interest in the business of governing, which of course requires compromise.
Plus, the personalised nature of the features offered by Taltioni could make the creation of standardised information or a nuclear set of information difficult which, of course, could compromise the scientific value.
They are going to get upset by the end of this one too, as it will coincide neither with Dickens's original ending nor with his revised ending, but will steer a kind of compromise course, between the two.
Of course we must compromise, and sometimes compromise with wealth and power.
Today, of course, compromise has become a dirty word.
"Eventually, of course, a compromise was struck between centralists and decentralists, and they settled on five boroughs," Mr. Miscione said.
There was, of course, some compromise, since if you were a European you had to believe that monetary union was a good thing, and that the people who said no to it — the Swedes and the Danes, along with the Brits — would be eating their own money in no time.
European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker: "Today's result is of course a compromise.
