Leica announced at PMA 2008 that it will be offering a new "perpetual upgrade program" to owners of its M8 digital camera.
Despite its perpetual motion, this program was bound by too much empty space.
1In some countries, such as Denmark and Sweden, it also used to be the case that ALMP participation counted as normal employment in the criteria for UI eligibility; hence the systems opened up for "perpetual" cycles of program participation and open unemployment.
As PCC advocates now call for pervasive and perpetual awareness-raising programs aimed at all potential parents [ 10], the risk arises that an increasing number of people become susceptible to criticism of being or having been a 'failing potential parent'.
Equally troubling, Guthridge's team appeared disjointed and uninspired despite the program's perpetual emphasis on precision, discipline and teamwork.
Gordon Mumma said he wrote the four short, abstract piano pieces (1975-2007) featured on the program as "perpetual valentines" for his artistic collaborators, including "Gambreled Tapestry" for Mr. Vaughan.
Instead you will find the purely rhetorical life of a language engaged in a program of perpetual derision and snide deprecation.
Thermobimetal is used most commonly in thermostats, but Sung struck on the idea of using it in building design, creating structures that changed shape as temperatures shift: perpetual motion being essentially programmed within the structures themselves through the use of this material technology.
But I wonder whether, despite therapy and Al-Anon programs, my perpetual singleness and propensity for masculine but wounded men, may owe more to other aspects of our difficult relationship -- his threats of taking me to a psychiatrist to find out what was "wrong," the put-downs like "You'll never amount to anything".
Broadcast year-round (he invented perpetual campaigning), Mr. Limbaugh's programming injected billions of dollars of advertising into each recent election cycle.
