The paper presents the deployment of COWB in a cloud platform which severely curtails issues associated with scalability and performance.
However, it can be argued that the monolingual nature of the languaging in the Sw-dataset curtails issues of access for citizens who use language-varieties other than Swedish.
One immediate result was Parliament's passage in 1751 of the Currency Act, which severely curtailed the issuing of paper money in the New England colonies.
While there has been no broad effort to curtail debt issues, regulators at the European and national levels are now scrutinizing so-called shadow banking.
If this was allowed, it could go a long way to curtail the issues with app abandonment.
But off-the-field issues curtailed his progression.
The rotation, which was just lights out last season, took somewhat of a step back in 2013, while the offense surged down the stretch after health issues curtailed their bats in the first half.
With the U.S. taking steps to curtail the issue of excessive opioid use, drug manufacturers like Mundipharma are likely to continue efforts to further expand sales internationally, Humphreys writes.
Mysterious price spikes continue to roil pharmacies and patient groups occasionally, though widespread price collusion was curtailed after authorities issued subpoenas in recent years, said Michael Cole, a Connecticut assistant attorney general actively involved in the case.
Her business, once so ripe with promise to tackle health issues, was curtailed to its ancestry testing division.
While the government censors have no easy way to control the rising tide of microblog posts, they curtailed discussion of the issue in the traditional news media.
