From 1990-1999, he was as close as one could come to a guaranteed lock for the Gold Glove, winning the award for 10 straight years.
"On a tactical basis, everybody that uses Chrome is a guaranteed locked-in user for us in terms of having access to Google," he said during that call.
By weakening their completion guarantees, lock-free programs increase the potential for parallelism, and hence make more efficient use of multiprocessor architectures than lock-based algorithms.
"Everybody that uses Chrome is a guaranteed locked-in user, in terms of having access to Google," was the actual quote.
With his wins on Tuesday in Wisconsin, Maryland and the District of Columbia, Romney has virtually guaranteed his lock on the Republican nomination and has practically thrown a bucket of ice water on his party's desire for a transformative right-wing figure who could convincingly sell its draconian budget priorities and regressive social agenda to an increasingly weary middle.
But with Donald Trump already triumphant and Hillary Clinton virtually guaranteed to lock up the race on the Democratic side, the results appear to be a forgone conclusion.
Brady, whose four-year extension is worth a reported $72 million, with $48.5 million guaranteed, is locked up until 2014, when he will be 37.
Cowan and collaborators helped provide an early explanation for these phenomena in terms of nonlinear oscillator entrainment and resonance [34], and established conditions guaranteeing phase locking of neuronal oscillators [33].
Includes a "triple lock guarantee" to ensure the powers are only evoked in a genuine emergency.
Clegg says the government has made big differences to pensions, including the triple lock guarantee.
Pensioners will get a new "triple lock guarantee" of an annual increase in line with earnings, prices, or a 2.5% increase, whichever is the greatest.
