Another client, the New York City Fire Department and EMS, for which we clean the air ducts and dryers, were rightfully prioritizing emergency response, and all our work for them has been stalled for the moment.
A limit beyond which we cannot clean up the mess quick enough before the next hurricane makes land fall.
The New Yorker, June 3 , 1933P. 9 We had a letter outlining a proposition by which we might clean up profit of $2500.
By E. B. White The New Yorker, June 3 , 1933P. 9 We had a letter outlining a proposition by which we might clean up profit of $2500.
"We will stand for a moment in the kitchen," she explains, "which we will have cleaned, and we will feel a small rise of pleasure at having set things right.
"Everybody will be talking about the case and going on and on and overshadowing our accomplishments, which we will do clean.
Mallarmé spoke of the uncertainty with which we face a clean sheet of paper and try, in vain, to record our thoughts on it with some precision.
However, an experiment in which we decoded the clean speech with exemplars consisting of nine subsequent 10-ms frames did not yield accuracies better than what we had obtained with single-frame features.
Building the Networks, in which we show how to clean the noise from the raw crawled data.
Despite not having worked a day in his life he doesn't even know how to clean, which we soon find out in a comical scene involving a mop Akeem takes to his job with gusto.
