The 96,000-CPU-hour problem could have been completed as quickly on a 1000-node supercomputer--but only if you could win time on one, says Livny.
A Times Investigation: 'You want a description of hell?' Oxycontin's 12-hour problem ».
Currently, when breathalyzers are brought up, NORML issues a press release detailing what seems to be blanket opposition, citing the same 72-hour problem as High Times, and dragging out shop-worn graphs showing that increased marijuana use in recent years hasn't resulted in a greater number of auto fatalities, which is beside the point.
They start with an 8 30 a.m. lecture on numbers theory by Dr. Warshauer (instantly recognizable from his Bermuda shorts, black socks, black tie shoes and corny jokes) and finish each night with a four-hour problem-solving session that often goes past 10 p.m.
There were also rush-hour problems on Monday morning for CrossCountry and First Great Western passengers following an overrun of planned engineering work.
After dinner (food on ships is very punctual and doesn't tend to wait for you), I came back and spent two hours problem-solving.
The first of two 48-hour strikes by London Underground staff caused rush-hour problems for many in the capital.
"Very disappointingly however, over the last 24 hours, problems arose which have now made completing a deal difficult and far less certain".
Specifically, prior to the present study, this education comprised a one-hour problem-based Continuing Medical Education event and written materials, and was offered to geriatrics and rehabilitation faculty and residents.
Main independent variables included a count of seven enrollee-reported financial concerns about healthcare costs and coverage, and a count of seven enrollee-reported non-financial, practical barriers to access (e.g., limited office hours, problems with childcare).
Each could fill an hour, no problem.
