So, as the season wanes and even beach books become strenuous reading (hey, it can't all be "The Arcades Project" or "Anna Karenina" in fresh translation), Ms. Dickinson's readers are able to search for Belushi, John, or Nicholson, Jack, or Willis, Bruce, and cut straight to the stuff the libel lawyers permitted to see print.
Results show that under the same conditions of the parameters, as the intensity of the random excitation increases, non-trivial steady-state solution fluctuation will become strenuous, which will result in the non-trivial steady-state solution lose stability and the trivial steady-state solution can be a possible.
Home insurance applications may include more than 60 questions and become strenuous for the insurance purchaser.
Routine activities like obeying traffic signals and road signs would become strenuous, potentially dangerous.
It becomes a bottom-feeding account of boozy, mindless cruelty despite Mr. Brown's strenuous efforts to give it the moral heft of a war story and to paint Zack as a victim of post-traumatic stress disorder.
It may have become more strenuous because, say, the company has just turned up the speed of the conveyor belt in the factory, as happened to Charlie Chaplin in Modern Times.
Now in his sixties, Shimota turned to yuzu farming when the rice paddies became too strenuous.
As the Spanish efforts to drive out the Moors became more strenuous, the dual need for fortification and an imposing edifice became increasingly apparent.
While his personal contact with America was only for a brief space, his life became a strenuous upholding of American ideas: if government of, by, and for the people is the principle which English-speaking men feel especially bound to maintain, the life and death of Vane contributed powerfully to cause this idea to prevail.
The battles, she said, had become too strenuous.
He worries that the maintenance will eventually become too strenuous as he ages.
