If you're a computer geek amid a bunch of people who couldn't care less what programming is unless it doesn't work for them, have some fun at their non-technical expense: Switch their Internet Explorer outcome to the shutdown mode; when they try to open the internet, it'll shut down the computer instead.
Not because of technical challenges, expense or insufficient need.
Sixteen entrants are selected and given everything they need to create their new work: studio time, technical support and expenses of £5,000.
The state-controlled behemoth is likely to get preferential tax treatment, but it will also face greater technical challenges and expense extracting the crude.
The invention of the telephone in the 1870s did not result in the immediate decline of the telegram, because the technical difficulty and expense of making long-distance phone calls meant that telegrams were still the easiest way to send international messages quickly.
For the obvious reasons of technical difficulty and expense.
Direct identification of mutations by sequencing has the advantage of pinpointing the specific aberration, but is not currently applicable to clinical practice because of its expense, technical difficulty, and likely reduced sensitivity in the routine setting.
(The front-of-house staff, advertising, technical costs and other expenses would most likely be lower in a theater with fewer seats).
Every week's delay eats up to $2 million in lost revenue and, especially, higher expenses for technical rehearsals that require additional crew members.
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