The New York influence gives this team not only different speech patterns -- O'Quinn and Evans call this event a TOUR-nament, rather than a TER-nament -- but a jitter-free demeanor.
Not wanting to cause a stir with such predictably English habits, I take four days to emerge jitter-free from a period of cold turkey which also begins to explain why the French, despite their strictly upheld 35-hour week, are often named one of the world's most productive workforces.
So, too, could a spring budget that, like December's pre-budget report, failed to spell out a credible plan to reduce the deficit.Even if the economic news is promising and the financial markets jitter-free, Labour will have a hard job to convince voters that it deserves to manage the economy and public finances for a fourth term.
$7 (plus s/h) will get you two, 40mL bottles of Mana Energy Potion, which promises to give you 5-8 hofrs of "jitter-free" energy.
We present an efficient receiver front-end architecture which combines with the receiver half-Nyquist filtering the special prefiltering required to achieve jitter-free performance in frequency-error detection and timing recovery.
On the other hand, parallel video bus standards such as RS-422 and RS-644 which are based on parallel Low-Voltage Differential Signalling (LVDS), exhibit low latency, are highly deterministic, are synchronous and are relatively jitter-free by design.
The player also features Precision Quartz Lock System PQLSS) with which the player instinctively synchronizes audio data between the Blu-ray Disc player and select Pioneer Elite A/V receivers offering jitter-free audio playback from CD content to provide listeners with the ultimate precision in product performance.
The arena was illuminated from above by a jitter-free fluorescent tube (Osram W58/L12 daylight LUMILUX de Luxe, Osram GmbH, Munich, Germany) with a light intensity at the arena location of approximately 4,000 Lux, at a temperature of 25±2°C and r.h. of 40%.
THE 2000 campaign has been remarkably free of the financial jitters that have become characteristic of Mexico's six-yearly presidential elections.
