Myhrvold continued, "The lure of easy gold makes people go crazy with speculative fever, which usually results in taking the profits out of it.
This would obviously result in taking each rigid designator (in today's terminology) to express an intuition.
I'll keep this brief, since the lack of response on this issue from Apple tends to result in taking sides before the facts are out (as evidenced by this lawsuit).
My instinct was to jump in and diffuse, but in the end I resulted in taking the photo down.
Moreover, for each additional hour of sitting while viewing television, resulted in taking longer to fall asleep, waking up earlier, and developing obstructive sleep apnea, a condition characterized by frequent intermittent blockage of the upper airway during sleep.
Whilst FOF may result in taking extra care during activities, possibly preventing falls, the reduction in activity may also lead to deconditioning and loss of muscle strength [ 17].
Therefore, their children's illness would not result in taking time off from work (item 12), but might disrupt their normal daily activities at home or limit the time they usually spend with their other children.
But since last June, its share price has dropped by half, resulting in Berkshire taking a $1.9 billion charge on the oil company's stock.
Upon returning to work, roles were shuffled, resulting in Wendy taking the CEO title, with Joe acting as CFO.
In 1322, however, Thomas rebelled against the King and was executed, resulting in Edward taking control of Conisbrough himself.
