The negative side of easy-rolling tires has been a lingering reputation, based on early examples, for compromised traction in wet conditions and, and in some cases, short tread life.
Right off the bat, the fact that most are shocked is an example of a compromised marketing information system.
Their trial was widely criticized by observers as just the latest example of a compromised judiciary serving the purposes of Hun Sen, a former Khmer Rouge commander who switched sides to emerge as the leader of the country's transitional government in the 1980s and has clung to power for more than 30 years.
Still, other possibilities remain, for example that compromised protein targeting to or within the synapse contributed to the loss-of-function of some transgenic alleles (see also the discussion of the F-BAR domain chimeras below).
For example, when there are 250 compromised sensor nodes, the fraction of compromised communication links is 44.75% in the basic scheme and 48.27% in the q-composite scheme; whereas RPKE is only 5.73% (for ), 19.09% (for ), or 35.05% (for ).
It's hard not to believe that Benedict, 85, was influenced by that pained example and concerned about the church's going through another difficult chapter of compromised leadership by a deteriorating pope.
For example, the loss of trained health care providers also leads back to the problem of compromised quality of care and hampers health system progression [ 33, 51].
"Enmeshed in a matrix of compromised morality".
They provided, among other information, a log of compromised computers dating to May 22 , 2007
This isn't 'Nam II -- it's a rerun of the British experience of compromised colonization.
In a world of compromised adaptations, Dredd is something of a triumph.
