"All this is fine, of course, for the specialist press, who think that a box art announcement is a top-line story, but we have to justify our valuable time to our increasingly time-poor editors, and it seems the sheer volume of specialist press coverage is swinging the pendulum away from mainstream media, whose audience it could well be argued is more key in creating blockbuster franchises".
Quality control in the visual and UX departments is going to be more key in Windows 8 than ever before in Microsoft's history since Windows 95.
Latency is a huge concern for cloud-based PC virtualization and it's even more key in VR where the slightest increase in tracking latency can lead to some major user queasiness.
He began wearing a ring of watch keys on his belt, and as his business – and belly – grew he added more and more keys, resulting in a jingling, heavy collection that he carried with him at all times.
Fewer keys are preloaded in L1 nodes while more keys are preloaded in L2 nodes, and L1 nodes and L2 nodes can achieve secure connection in different scenarios.
To maintain the probability of key connection, previous approaches [6, 22, 23] need more nodes in the environment, meaning that more keys are stored in the sensor nodes.
For example, I'm sure actual places are going to play a more key role in tweets in the future.
The q-composite scheme improves the resilience against node compromise by increasing the threshold of common keys, thus more keys are preloaded in sensor or the size of key pool must be reduced.
Mr. Beale, his generation's most complex Hamlet, reminds us that he can deliver lunacy in more keys than one.
