The results confirm the importance of using assembly fixtures that closely resemble regular production processing.
"I'm winning," the first lady declared of her battle to give her children something resembling regular American girlhoods.
A second solution is to continue to deliver ads, but to increase their utility and presence to the point that they resemble regular magazine advertising.
But there are some signs that the stigma is starting to disappear, partly because the books have come to resemble regular books.
Nothing resembling regular production began until the late 1950s, by which time Mr. Wilkinson had come up with the formula that served TVR well for the next several decades: a light tube chassis draped with oddly styled fiberglass bodywork.
The pioneering programmer Grace Hopper is frequently credited with creating the first "compiler," a program that lets users create programming languages that more closely resemble regular written words: A coder could thus write the English-like code, and the compiler would do the hard work of turning it into ones and zeros for the computer.
Significantly, services based mainly on software, such as voice-enabled instant-messenger programs or online video games, which do not try to resemble regular phone service, are exempt.All in all then, the new policy is unlikely to do much to slow a business now growing rapidly worldwide.
Rather than stashing big panels up there, Tesla will offer high-efficiency glass tiles that closely resemble regular roofing material.
He described Adblade as a "content-style ad network," i.e. a network of ads that are formatted to resemble regular content.
This follows an announcement in December that MoPub will be testing native ads (namely, ads that are customized to resemble regular content, often appearing in an app's content stream) with a limited set of partners.
