"We're primed to take advantage of the next technology that matters," he said.
"In that moment of babbling, babies seem to be primed to take in more information," he said.
That team is then primed to take the process seriously and use what it learns, she said.
Bingu says that western interests were pushing for a coup, with a "shadow cabinet" primed to take over.
And the squabble between the bigger players shows that there are cash-rich developers primed to take advantage of the tumult.The scope for consolidation is huge.
The Atlanta Falcons, though, are primed to take advantage if the penalties from the bounty investigation are too much for the Saints.
The carrier was shadowed by a Norwegian navy frigate, with a vessel from another Nato member primed to take over escort duties afterwards, Eikeland said.
Currently chief operating officer, Lee is being primed to take over from his father, Samsung's chairman Lee Kun-hee, who suffered a heart attack in 2014.
Day after day the visitors arrive, armies of them, primed to take their expensive plunge into one of the coolest collections of modern Western art in the world.
"The economy has been robust, with rewards coming because of these technological advances, and that is especially primed to take off in the biotechnology area," he said.
Eight candidates from around China were primed to take part in the final pageant, which was supposed to involve a Q&A session, a fashion show session and an underwear session.
