Instead, the company built vehicles unordered by dealers, then forced them to take them and cut prices sharply, running up big losses.
For ChIP-Seq data, a key improvement is that, on multicore computers, it can take advantage of multithreading via Grand Central Dispatch on Mac OS X 10.6 and above, and openMP on other Unix platforms, to sharply reduce run times.
But just as the Bush Inc. not-so-Velvet Hammer was pompously lecturing about international uncertainty and "disturbed" markets, the Nasdaq and Dow indexes were sharply rising, running across the bottom of the TV screen, mocking his words even as he uttered them.
Mikel played a pacy pass into Schurrle, who turned sharply before running purposefully towards goal and drilling a fine low cross-shot into the bottom corner.
Darren Sammy gives Starc some serious stick here, pummeling the left-armer over long on for six and then diving home after a sharply-run two.
The group co-ordinator could, for instance, order two vehicles travelling in adjacent lanes to swerve in the same direction and another to brake sharply or even run off the road if no obstructions or pedestrians were detected.
The IMF suggests that as soon as central banks signal that they are readying themselves to halt QE, bond prices are likely to fall sharply, as investors "run for the door".
These slopes produce Dingac, a wine distinguished, says Sasa Spiranec, a local wine writer, by the fact that the vineyards run sharply down to the sea, meaning all cultivation has to be done by hand.Croatia has some 2,500 winemakers producing for the market (many thousands more produce their own).
Most important is the Lempa, which enters El Salvador from Guatemala in the northwestern corner of the country and flows eastward for 80 miles (130 km) across the interior plain to form part of the border with Honduras before turning sharply south to run 65 miles (105 km) through the central highlands and across the coastal plain to its mouth on the Pacific.
In municipal bankruptcies, for instance, the ability of judges to intervene in how a city is run is sharply limited.
Government spending on health and education has dipped so sharply that schools routinely run short of textbooks, hospitals go without medicines and the sick are increasingly turning to traditional medicine and prayer.
