She decided to use the time to mine Staten Island's Liberians for their memories.
But Republicans twice managed to delay his hearing, giving conservatives extra time to mine his record for ammunition and build opposition.
Each bitcoin is more cryptographically complex than the previous one, requiring more computational time to "mine" it, and thus investment in electricity and use of computer hardware.
(Only the tail of a crawfish is eaten, although people who are not under the pressures of official competition sometimes take the time to mine some fat from the rest of the shell with their index fingers).
Insurgents in Warduj, of whom there are an estimated 1,000, have had time to mine incoming roads, raising fears that the battle could drag on and leave civilians isolated for a long time.
While easily digestible as a YouTube clip, 18 minutes isn't enough time to mine a topic to anything approaching a rigorous depth, and TED provides no mechanism for pushback.
It is time to mine this goldmine.
Jennie Snyder Urman, the show's creator and showrunner, said she had always planned to have Jane lose her virginity in Season 3 — to allow enough time to mine the humor and frustration of the character being a virgin, and then a virgin with a baby, and then a virgin as a wife.
Mithril is worth more, but it takes a longer time to mine.
It is necessary to realise that underground mining is an anthropogenic geodynamic process which significantly varies over time due to mining change, and consequently with variations in the position, shape and size of subsidence in a subsidence basin.
