But by the third quarter of 2013 it had dropped to 2.2%, the lowest since 1998, a level it could easily sustain indefinitely.In this section Long time gone Star-spangled spenders We'll always have… Utah?
The risk of course is that such an important and iconic (and let's face it, big) specimen would no longer have an obvious spot in the halls of the museum and might end up in storage for a long time, perhaps indefinitely, which would be a very sad fate.
If researchers have to wait for a vendor to patch before they can release their vulnerability information, then researchers are beholden to the vendors who can delay patching a long time or indefinitely, thus silencing security critique of their products.
When the criminal is a child – who has perpetrated some cold and sadistic brutality – many people's first instinct is to want that evil banished from public gaze for a very long time, if not indefinitely.
Whether as a matter of principle, pique or personal privilege, justices often assume that an initial dissent permits them to stick to their positions indefinitely, or at least for a long time.
A combination of both strategies may be employed with the result that the threshold time can indeed be made longer than the delay time to diagnosis, or even indefinitely long.
In their most general form, these involve the notion that a step loading (a suddenly imposed stress that is subsequently maintained constant) causes an immediate strain followed by a time-dependent strain which, for different materials, either may have a finite limit at long time or may increase indefinitely with time.
All of them should be used sparingly and in light amounts, and as a result will last for a long time (in the case of Clarisonic, indefinitely).
Our growing gaps in income and wealth are likely to continue for a long time, but they won't continue indefinitely.
