By calculating Q from measurement results, we draw out the Ln(Q -time curve, which can be seen in Figure 11c.
It's as though he has chosen to contain his passions in order to clear his head and, at the same time, draw out the openness of the space.
The real amount of liquid needed to make stock is really rather arbitrary, but it does take time to draw out the flavours from prawns, crabs and fish, or indeed chicken or meat bones, and you don't want the liquid to evaporate before you have got all the goodness from them that you can.
The time-wasting distractions draw out the task, making it harder and longer than it needs to be.
Place in the oven for 3½ hours, gently turning the quince and disturbing the peel once or twice over that time to help draw out the rose-pink colour.
At the same time, he failed to draw out the same outpouring of independents that he had in New Hampshire.
So instead, HR teams should spend their time designing experiences that draw out the talents and strengths of everyone.
(3) From Fig. 2, we can draw out that the time for interrupted sampling and repeated transmitting is divisional in the pulse duration, i.e., the receive-transmit antenna of jammer works asynchronously. .
From time to time he drew out the picture and looked at it.
Aside from raising large questions about his relationship with himself, these bizarre choices mean that Coetzee has turned his back on the entire autobiographical tradition, which has always grappled with the tension between the "then" of event and the "now" of recollection as a way of drawing out the complexity of individual experience over time.
And each time, the Massey Energy CEO Don Blankenship drew out the election process for months while he threatened illegally to close the mine if the workers voted for a union.
