Their styles of fighting are also completely different – cats prefer to use their sharp claws (kept that way by being pulled back into sheaths when not required), whereas dogs, who continually blunt their claws by using them for traction when running, persistently try to bring their teeth and powerful jaws into play.
Due to the high initial startup time of cTAKES (up to several minutes), this daemon is separately installed on slave servers and runs persistently.
Google product manager Mark Scott writes in his announcement that "event pages keep apps and extensions efficient by allowing them to respond to a variety of events, such as timers or navigation to a particular site, without having to remain running persistently".
Japan has run persistent fiscal deficits without generating significant growth; its debt-to-GDP ratio has persistently risen.
That job had always belonged to the Treasury, but under Gordon Brown a run of persistently overoptimistic projections for public borrowing undermined its credibility.
That's because the U.S. runs a persistently high trade deficit with China that hit a record $318 billion last year.
A better model, I'd argue, is Japan in the 1990s, which ran persistent large budget deficits, but also had a persistently depressed economy — and saw long-term interest rates fall almost steadily.
What spurred them on was, they say, that the village had been persistently run down, for all the time they'd been there.
Longstanding commission attempts to "harmonise" corporate tax regimes across the EU have persistently run into fierce resistance from national governments, not least the Irish, as well as Luxembourg, the Netherlands, and Britain.
If they persistently run ads that breach the Codes, broadcasters risk being referred by the ASA to Ofcom, which can impose fines and even withdraw their licence to broadcast.
