At the more than 500 newspapers plants still using letterpress printing, instead of offset, more than half now use cold type composition compared with none in 1971.
Since most DNA sequencing systems use base counts instead of offsets this keeps the subsequent Z-axis values in sync with the base numbers.
It was as if she had ripped the slave woman out of Manet's "Olympia" and pasted her to a wall, forcing her to stand on her own and answer for herself as the heroine — or villain — of the narrative, instead of simply offsetting Olympia's white beauty.
But it is equally appalling that, after abandoning the linkage -- by deciding instead to offset the cost of the correction by extending automatic cuts to Medicare -- both the House and the Senate should then have ducked the bigger questions involved.
Instead, the study suggests that employees typically use humor as a means of offsetting some of the stress they feel from difficulty, even ridiculous, situations.
Instead, he is expected to announce a six-year limit on the practice of offsetting losses against future tax payments.
D. Location of offsetting emissions.
Instead of producing offsets at the sides of the mother bulb, the mother bulb flowers one season and produces a daughter bulb plus some other smaller bulbs.
Instead of trying to offset the advantages of a single, traditional adversary, the Pentagon faces challenges on multiple fronts, including large, technologically advanced nations such as Russia and China, smaller, aspiring powers such as North Korea, and independent non-state actors such as the Islamic State.
Measuring TTP values within the ROE, instead of at multiple offset locations, also reduces data acquisition times, limiting displacement motion artifacts.
