Mr. Pearl, a small South African man who himself has worn a corset for years and at one time achieved a sixteen-inch waist, was studying the dress and rotating Kloss by pressing one hand on her hip.
However, in their models, nodes only make a one-time movement to achieve a better (uniform) coverage.
It is not a one-time thing to achieve but a constant and gradual process and effort to gain that mark.
Thomas missed a sitter in the 75th minute and then, from an almost identical position in injury-time, achieved immortality with one unfathomably calm stab of his right foot.
Managed care has largely achieved one-time savings by squeezing out irrationalities and high margins from the traditional fee-for service system.
To solve this problem, we introduce the large gradient transition matching manner for 7 m cutting height or the large gradient + short gradual transition for 8 m cutting height and supporting equipment to achieve one-time transition from working face to roadway, which could recycle more than 0.4 million tons coal in one working face, as shown in Fig. 5.
Amid the crisis, Mr. Gulotta recently wrote county residents touting last year's $21 million budget surplus, achieved with one-time fixes.
But the European Commission said that the result was achieved by one-time factors and that the sustainability of the budget underwent a "severe deterioration" last year, suggesting that higher deficits were likely in the future.
The outliers, in the No 2 and 3 positions, were Guardians of the Galaxy ($772.3m) and Maleficent ($757.8m) – a franchise-opener and one-time spin-off respectively that achieved high overseas audiences for untested material; testimony to the growing pull of the Marvel multiverse and brand Angelina, respectively.
The cube-like Ag2CO3 was achieved by one-time injection of the NaHCO3 solution using PVP-K90 as the dispersing agent.
What this suggests is that a more integrated system wouldn't just achieve a one-time saving, but also flatten the upward trend.
