But the smart ones go back and put their own suppliers through the same price-crunch process.
Down the road, its AI-focused incarnation could apply the same data-crunching process to what people say to their machines.
"Headfirst Slide into Cooperstown on a Bad Bet" is an example of the album's theme of contrasting moods, and "struts in on a massive drum line and crunching, processed guitars, gets amplified by a four-piece horn section, then falls away to a simple, somber piano line" according to James Montgomery of MTV.
Raising money these days is a confusing morass, what with all the unicorns and hedge funds and secondaries and pre-seed, post-seed, and Series B crunches to process.
In fact everyone with health issues related to poor diet goes to the pharmacy only to stare at the corn crunches and processed meats offered in close proximity to the appetite suppressants.
Not only does the apple's red color arrive with chilly weather, so does its crunch, as the ripening process is slowed or stopped.
That is because many planktonic algae, when crunched up during the process of being eaten, release a substance called dimethylsulphoniopropionate.
While discard assessments can affect directly affect fishermen's' livelihoods, fishermen are often excluded from the process of crunching the numbers.
The process involves crunching up the wood and boiling it up at high temperatures and pressures with a chemical cocktail that depolymerises (breaks down) the lignin and frees up the cellulose fibres.
CROs that focus mostly on clinical trials managing the process and crunching the data are sometimes called clinical research organizations.
We're in the process of crunching the numbers to see how much of a difference this makes, but it only makes sense that if it the cooling process works at the hospital level, then it's even better if we can start it sooner.
