(ii) We can increase the time travail T (from 2 to 10).
Longer time travail can decrease input mount of flocculant indirectly and increase population microbia in the medium, which makes microbia cultured and harvested continuously.
Subdued lighting accompanies Peggy's night-time travails.
For years, NBC's own internal dramas were often more compelling than anything it offered viewers -- from the Jay Leno and Conan O'Brien fiasco to Mr. Olbermann's famous temper to the hard-partying antics of the former entertainment boss, Ben Silverman, to the prime-time travails of Mr. Burke's predecessor, Jeff Zucker.
Chairman Robert C. Pew III and his leadership group have successfully navigated the time of travail by, among other things, keeping the product line flexible and fresh.
Now, if you're reading this and wondering why I'm spending so much time chronicling the travails of Sam Witwicky, unemployed loser, then your reaction mirrors mine as I was watching.
A cable from the American Embassy in Bogotá, which was provided to The New York Times, recounted the travails of four policemen who had been held by the guerrillas for nearly three years before their release in June.
Two decades later, we would once again meet at the United Nations when Muhammad Ali came to visit with me as Bosnia & Herzegovina's Ambassador during a time of great travail and suffering in the country that I then represented.
The press has spent a ton of time debating whether the travails of the Bush daughters are news.
The Tories could fail to be the largest single UK party in the European elections for the first time since John Major's travails in 1994.
This time they present the travails, over maybe two weeks, of a struggling folk singer, Llewyn Davis, who is portrayed by Mr. Isaac.
