High Performance Computing usually leverages messaging libraries such as MPI, GASNet, or OpenSHMEM, among others, in order to exchange data among processes in large-scale clusters.
Harassment like this usually leverages historic discrimination, safety gaps and double standards to amplify disparate impact on women.
"Our basic freedoms must be protected," he said, though he acknowledged that "those who attack us usually leverage those freedoms to do things that they couldn't do in other countries".
Even though they were almost always outnumbered in the past, GOP lawmakers could usually leverage the supermajority budget vote for a few things Democrats had spent the rest of the year ignoring.
Most attempts to introduce a new model fail but occasionally one succeeds in overturning the dominant model, usually by leveraging a new technology.
At least as things stand today, location-based social networks run primarily on smartphones that have the ability to determine a user's current location, usually by leveraging GPS or cellular tower triangulation.
Things such as "frameworks" are constantly being "leveraged", usually "proactively" and "going forward".
Furthermore, data are usually tackled by leveraging existing encryption cryptographic methods, such that only outsourced data are encrypted and are inaccessible by cloud servers that enable to protect the confidentiality of the data.
The deal has been rumored for the last week, though debt investors have questioned how such a transaction, which usually involves leverage, could be accomplished with an already leveraged company.
Because most people don't hand over a sweaty wad of cash, real estate usually involves leverage in the way of a mortgage.
