Sentence examples for xt from inspiring English sources

"I think there's a very good chance XT will eventually reach 75% of miner support," Andresen wrote, adding that he expects this to take six months or more.

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"Right now," Andresen added, "just Mike and I have commit access to Bitcoin XT".

XT — (Experimental Tapas) Technically, the restaurant should have failed its health inspection because of a profusion of vermin in the kitchen, but the chef talked the inspector out of it by convincing him that on-site rodent specimens were actually ingredients for an obscure Catalonian subcuisine.

For three weeks, Mr. Noerr, who lives in Vermont but is spending the summer in the little town of Adirondack, N.Y., searched for the owner of the camera, a Canon Rebel XT that no longer appears to work.

Four cask pumps and one keg dispense XT beers (and its experimental arm, Animal) such as the elegantly fruity, well-balanced pale 3 (a numbering system is used to identify its beers) and next-level XPA: a thick, syrupy 5.9% IPA bursting with grapefruit and melon flavours.

But, unusually, as well as Greene King's ropey beers – its IPA and faux-craft creations such as East Coast – the Kite also sell beers from top-notch Long Crendon brewery, XT.

That launch merely exacerbated the split, however, with people who supported the new version (dubbed bitcoin XT) being blacklisted by the supporters of the old version.

Shaped like a two-headed hammer with wheels on each head, the Scout XT has the heft of a grenade and can be thrown through glass windows.

Equipped with four cameras, it is designed to be thrown through windows or over walls.Another throwable reconnaissance robot, the Scout XT Throwbot made by Recon Robotics, based in Edina, Minnesota, was one of the stars of the Ground Robotics Capabilities conference held in San Diego in March.

(1) Proto-Indo-European *p, *t, and *k remained voiceless stops when preceded by *s or another stop; thus, Proto-Indo-European *sp, *st, *sk, *pt, and *kt yielded Proto-Germanic *sp, *st, *sk, *ft, and *xt, respectively.