It is a truism that communities that do not pull together fail to surmount their challenges.
Jeff Greenfield offers up: "If President Barack Obama is to win, he is going to have to overcome a set of numbers that no incumbent president, or incumbent party, has ever managed to surmount".
There are, without a doubt, going to be times as you build and grow your business that you're going to face enormous challenges -- and you have to believe that you can surmount them.
For this sleight of hand to work, conservatives had to surmount an enormous cognitive barrier.
The theme of the sultan, now somewhat less foreboding, introduces the agitated finale, "Festival at Baghdad; the Sea; the Ship Goes to Pieces on a Rock Surmounted by a Bronze Warrior," which revisits and recasts many of the themes from the preceding movements.
Given the horrific structural hurdles health care has to surmount (which I go on about at length in this week's Comment), this President needs all the help he can get.
Steven Seitz, a professor in the department of computer science and engineering at the University of Washington in Seattle, says Dr. Raskar's technology will have to surmount tough obstacles to go beyond the laboratory.
Candidates in those races went to great lengths to ensure that their supporters could surmount the extraordinary obstacles to voting this year.
Other institutions have expressed interest in similar projects, if they can surmount the logistical hurdle of getting people to go to many locations.
As thermal energy rises with temperature, however, the ability of electrons to surmount this barrier increases, so that resistivity goes down—hence the NTCR behaviour.
