"The trick is a real and proven, albeit last resort, recovery technique for some kinds of otherwise-fatal hard-drive problems," writes Fred Langa on his Windows Secrets Web site.
To combat this, producers must use boatloads of antibiotics — 80 percent of all antibiotics used in this country are given to animals, and the vast majority of those are given prophylactically — and resort to techniques like treating meat with ammonia or (perhaps a shade less distastefully) irradiation.
Some approaches found in the literature resort to techniques based on indirect variables, but not on the social network behavior with exception of the work of Baker and Faulkner [ASR 58: 837–860, 1993].
So concerned are city officials about the possibility of kinks on Tuesday — the first general election in the city that will make use of the electronic machines — that they have resorted to techniques more commonly deployed in unstable countries.
By now I have only the cranky idiom of my books — the letters-in-general of an occult personality, a desperately odd somebody who has, as a last resort, invented a technique of self-representation.
American reactor operators have so far resorted to that technique only when their pools have reached capacity.
To fit all the cuts into the $550 billion limit the House imposed last month, however, tax writers had to resort to several techniques derided as gimmicks by Democrats.
It was no longer necessarily anchored to a plainsong tenor; the composer could give free reign to his invention, although some did, of course, resort to older techniques.
This involves buying dollar-denominated bonds from Argentine issuers using pesos and then immediately reselling them in America for dollars a process which currently yields a rate of around 9 pesos to the dollar.Those who do not have access to such techniques resort to the informal market.
Most widely applied control system design techniques resort to linearization.
