Does he think about whether his work will endure long-term?
"But in the long term, DirecTV will endure long-term asset loss from customers leaving or customers never coming on in the first place".
The developed multi-scale model may be a suitable design tool for composite structures required to endure long-term loads in demanding environments.
Solitary Watch, a site devoted to prison reform, reported in August that at least seven trans inmates in New York were forced to endure long-term solitary confinement.
In addition, for each woman who dies, 20 others are expected to endure long-term ill health [ 3].
It has been reported that bone growth in rats slows drastically at 3 months of age and plateaus by 12 months [ 33], and that 3-month-old rats are more sensitive to the CsA therapy, apart from being in much better health condition and thus able to endure long-term CsA therapy [ 34, 35].
Tony Like most working-class communities, those who have endured long-term poverty develop a counter-culture that seeks to offer validation where society and schools failto do so.
While the protagonists of films such as The Incredible Shrinking Man and Fantastic Voyage endured long-term diminution, Ant-Man nips nimbly back and forth between sizes, often within the space of a single leap.
In that period he endured long-term injuries, dabbled with reality television and was involved in several off-field misdemeanours.
From the mass of physiochemical properties of these soils that have endured long-term agricultural stress, the most informative indicators of agrogenesis have been identified.
The pattern took a toll, and like others who've endured long-term verbal hits, McNeely internalized her mother's criticisms as truths, which made it difficult for her to develop confidence.
