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In the process, the president's Gaullist party splintered into conflicting policy streams, while the left, in overkill mode, raised the ante to compare Mr. Sarkozy's friends' notions of what's French to Vichy and the collaborationist France of Marshal Philippe Pétain.
Jason Wu seemed to have discovered the charms of French fashion in the Chanel-Saint Laurent mode, raising the question, "What, now?" And though Prabal Gurung returned to his snappy tailoring, in washed faille, and trousers with hand-smocked blouses in fresh tones, the collection didn't quite have the modern ease he wanted.
The existence of complex vibration modes raises the question about their influence on sound radiation.
In addition, in an asymmetrical truss configuration, coupling between the extensional and shear modes raises the maximum peak displacement compared to that obtained for a symmetric truss.
A new wide area circular trajectory scanning SAR (CTSSAR) imaging mode has raised the interests of a growing numbers of researchers[16].
If the Federal Reserve overreacts to higher oil prices and goes into full inflation-fighting mode — raising interest rates, as the European Central Bank did, foolishly, last week — it would risk slamming on the brakes just as the economy is finally getting into gear.
Application of the heated humidifier during all CPAP modes tested significantly raised the temperature, and absolute and relative humidity compared with CPAP without the heated humidifier (Table 3).
"Offroad" mode raises ground clearance nearly two and a half inches.
A startup that's operating in stealth mode raises an almost stunning amount of money before it releases a product.
The selection costs were tweaked to maximize the quality of the visual mode by raising the weights of the visual join costs and by lowering the weights of the auditory join costs.
Focusing on mode shift raises the consideration as to whether interventions might be more effective by targeting either the a.m. or p.m. periods.
