Analyses of the qualitative data on the crucial factors for moving on to a next phase (based on self-assessed scores) showed differences and some similarities between phases (see Table 4).
It was a next phase for the revival of Manchester, whose savage Victorian inequalities were classically documented by Karl Marx's patron, Friedrich Engels, in The Condition of the Working Class in England (1844).
Issues include conquering any new instabilities in the plasma that are discovered and finding the optimum configuration for the plasma so that a next phase device can be made smaller and more cost effective.
Does Alicia really have to say, "Why can't you be there for me?" Mr. Mastrosimone's experimentation with form is ready for an essential next phase.
It's also raised some €500,000 in angel funding so far, and is in the process of raising a Series A round for the next phase of growth.
It divides the MapReduce job into phases (i.e. Map, Shuffle, and Reduce) and executes series of experiments using a heuristic to choose a disk pair scheduler for the next phase in a VM Environment.
At noon, Mr. Hikind led a group of about 50 American Jews in laying a cornerstone for the next phase of Nof Zion, with construction scheduled to start next spring.
A couple of weeks ago, responding to the NRA's proposal to put an armed guard in every school, I published an internal NRA memo describing a plan for the next phase: arming every child.
At issue is a contract for the next phase of the Army's version of a U.S. military data-collecting and visualization system that assists intelligence-gathering and field operations.
But the president appeared increasingly close to making a final decision, and is expected to map a strategy for the next phase of diplomacy on Friday at Camp David with his most stalwart ally on Iraq, Prime Minister Tony Blair of Britain.
