Here's what I found out: — His interest in tools is motivated by patina: "There's something about the deterioration of things and how often they become more beautiful as they age".
When Brent Thill, an analyst at UBS, asked on the earnings call what Oracle could be doing to get back to better growth in licenses — a measure of software sales — Catz's reply wasn't particularly inspiring: "We just have to execute, and we have to avoid any kind of economic deterioration or things like that.
After the first rehearsal made some cryptic remarks about the orchestra's deterioration, etc. Things looked pretty black for Mengelberg, the management.
Such things accelerated deterioration.
As he spins around the Earth, scientists at the agency are tracking his physical and emotional deterioration, monitoring, among other things, his sleep patterns, his heart rate, his immune response, his fine motor skills, his metabolism, and his gut bacteria.
Conversely, one participant felt that the early stage of her deterioration was a big thing, and thus memorable.
Philip Shaw of Investec says: "As things stand, the deterioration in the public finances makes it difficult to see how the debt ratio could turn downwards as early as 2015-16, and on a 'do nothing' scenario the danger is that the OBR will conclude that this rule will be missed".
One student commented, "I feel like I've got better hygiene skills and I found [the Guide] useful because you have the same [residents you are looking after during the placement], so you can see changes in their skin and new things, and any deterioration, so that's been good" (BN2037, Wk4).
The Malloy administration denied a federal government request to house the children at a facility in the state, citing among other things its age and deterioration.
But the thing is, an underlying deterioration in either quality or capacity, or both, could have the kinds of impacts we typically observe.
