Scattered operations can strain communications, said Geoffrey H. Bobroff, a mutual fund consultant and the president of Bobroff Consulting of East Greenwich, R.I. "For a handful or so firms, the reaction is going to be quite difficult," Mr. Bobroff said.
Mr. Obama and top administration officials say some leaks put Americans at risk, disrupted intelligence operations and strained alliances.
Its efforts to stage the world's biggest sporting event met trouble at every turn, from the Zika virus to polluted waters to budget cuts so deep that basic operations became strained.
In contrast with previous chromatic indicators that just displaying color change, the low-temperature operation, high strain, and mechanical properties suggest not only application in a latching device for vaccine and food but also in medical and biological devices.
Conferring mechanical compliance and stretch-ability upon electronic devices permits conformability to curvilinear geometries and stable operation under strain.
Mr. Bush, hampered by the split-second time delay and projecting an air of being led on a forced march, offered one lame quip after another, including a pun about Mr. Letterman's recent heart operation so strained that it left the host staring, mortified, into the camera.
This paper describes a robust method of predicting springback and side wall curls in 2D operations under plane strain stretching, bending and unbending deformations.
We then employ subjects who are the same gender, age, physique, and also ask them to rest 10 minutes before the operation and not to strain during the operation in order to avoid uncertainly factors for blood oxygenation.
His doctor recommends he have an operation to relieve strain along his spine.
Such inquiries have been disruptive to staff operations and have strained State resources".
