ONE important decision in overhauling such engines is whether to retain, rebuild or discard a worn part.
Consider the following factors: advertising requiring better audience profiling; smart recommendation engines becoming mandatory to retain readers; semantic "footprint" becoming the de rigueur instrument to serve a solvent and loyal readership; journalism thriving through data… These all make the need for tech people able to understand editorial issues more pressing.
Since the ability to switch between classic version and remastered version was provided to players, both engines work simultaneously to retain the spontaneity of game.
The shear stability of the doped additive has strong influence on multigrade engine oil's ability to retain its viscosity under shearing conditions, experienced by the lubricant while in use.
As the game was to retain the same engine, the developers could not add new gameplay features.
The so-called adiabatic diesel engine, which would use heat-resistant materials, such as ceramics, to retain much of the heat of combustion in the engine instead of throwing it out through the radiator, has also gotten nowhere, despite years of research by the likes of Cummins Engine and Detroit Diesel.
Stephen J. Cassidy, left, a firefighter assigned to Engine 236 in Brooklyn, defeated Thomas DaParma, a retiree, to retain his seat as president of the Uniformed Firefighters Association of Greater New York, union officials said yesterday.
Indium is used in coating aircraft engine bearings because it improves corrosion resistance and enables the surface to retain a more adherent oil film.
To save costs, the endurance requirements were relaxed allowing the new aircraft to retain the four JT3D (US Military designation TF33) engines.
Moreover, we are able to retain scalability as good as conventional search engines as we have implemented our segment-based indexing using the standard inverted index architecture.
