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The acceptance of the need to get rid of loans and write off losses is a concept that Mr. Horie says other banks should emulate more freely.
"I think I was trying to emulate more the white person and really thinking it was more important to move out of my community.
TeraGen's approach builds on this idea, but generalises it so that the company's custom-built chips can translate instructions from, and hence emulate, more than one kind of processor at a time.Although Transmeta has not disclosed its plans, a patent granted to the company in November 1998 suggests that it is also working on a processor based on generalised micro-operations.
This enables us to emulate more than just one wireless model.
The parameters of these models can be changed to emulate more aggressive and more considerate drivers, as required.
The DARPA data have been synthesized to emulate more complex attacks than the ones found on a daily basis in the real world.
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The group could have attracted more attention by emulating more avant-minded Midwesterners like Pere Ubu (whose David Thomas was behind this reissue), but sometimes the best-kept secrets take a while to filter out.
It marks a transformation from the Saddam era; it delivers the prospect of an important Middle Eastern country moving into the 21st century with a chance of emulating more dynamic regions; and it represents a valuable result for the effort expended and the controversy generated.For the time being, however, the violence is all too present and is immensely damaging.
The Church-style typing, on the other hand, emulates more closely the typing in certain functional programming languages (without objects).
While guests are invited to 'live like a local', emulating more of a hotel experience, onefinestay does much of the heavy lifting, such as inventory, insurance, and even providing towels and toiletries via the White Company, along with room service from local restaurants.
There are no more outside models to emulate, no more guides to a known and proven future or so it seems.
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