If he isn't responsive to the indirect approach, start slowly making it more direct with phrases like, "if we stay together," "if we live together," and later, "if we get married".
These patterns can be exploited to improve the efficiency of spectrum sensing by making it more directed.
The watch packs some interesting features including Qualcomm's own low-energy screen technology called Mirasol that should make it more readable in direct sunlight.
The innovation and creativity tackling all the problems on branding, packaging design and global market have make it more strategic and direct in creating solutions for internationalization and standardization.
Mr. Salazar has reorganized the old Minerals Management Service, which regulates offshore wind projects in addition to oil and gas development, to make it more responsive, and directed the department to identify promising sites and develop a swifter regulatory process.
Ms. Ramirez said that in training seminars some agents worried that the new forms would make it more difficult to make direct deals, in which a seller's agent also represents the buyer.
Another no-show, he let it be known, and he would call the charade off.The opposition, which has just one-fifth of the seats against the grand coalition's four-fifths, wants to change the format to make it more like Westminster, with direct questioning of the chancellor and her ministers.
This will, for example, make it more attractive to establish direct connections to large domestic airports.
This "switch" might make it more difficult to optimally direct one's attention towards work-related tasks.
Of course, existing banks may also acquire FinTech companies to gain access to new technology, which would make it more difficult to find a direct relationship between FinTech funding and incumbent retail bank stock returns.
While the actual system sizes (shown in Fig. 2(b) and 3(b)) are not substantially different, the indefinite structure of J λ makes it more challenging to solve, requiring direct methods, "sophisticated" preconditioners or splitting schemes [70].
