IN a setting reminiscent of a speed-dating bar scene, but with no promise of even a first date, much less a long-term relationship, more than 20 fledgling fashion companies pitched their talent, their drive and their ideas to an audience of potential investors at the Fashion Institute of Technology last week.
After all, it's one thing to get matches and have conversations, but it's quite another to turn those into dates, much less a long-term relationship.
For earthquakes with a magnitude of 5 or greater and a depth of 100 km or less, a long-term average of activity is obtained at each cell for the period of 43 years from 1965 to 2007, and for the assumed size of the reference area.
On the basis of that study we can predict that the excellent 5-year survival rate of 94% observed for tumors detected by the MSP (48% of which have a maximum diameter of one centimeter or less) will translate in a long term (i.e. 10 years) survival exceeding 90%.
GPs are less-inclined to follow a long term educational training of a certain specialist.
In this study, we developed a long term cuff-less blood pressure monitoring system that uses an office armchair with integrated sensors and communications circuits.
This looks less and less like a long-term business strategy.
However, the underlying motives behind the purchase of an ULEV are the desire for transport that produces less CO2 that increases air quality, and that leaves less of a long-term impact on the environment [54].
Anything less than a long-term residency here is unacceptable".
His reasoning, Mr. Noguera, the pollster, said, is his conviction that "Rodríguez Saá is a weaker candidate" and less of a long-term threat than elected officials from larger provinces, like Gov. Carlos Ruckauf or Senator Eduardo Duhalde, both of Buenos Aires.
The remaining waste is both unusable for anyone who might hope to make a weapon from it and presents much less of a long-term management problem, as its components have half-lives of tens, not millions, of years.
