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The harder it became to export customer data to EDIF, the more the vendors seemed to like it.
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Through 1911 and 1912, as the Cubist facet-plane's tendency to adhere to the literal surface became harder and harder to deny, the task of keeping the surface at arm's length fell all the more to eye-undeceiving contrivances.
While maintaining much diversity in class, race, and age, it became harder and harder for those who grew up in the city to be able to afford to stay.
Sexual selection sometimes creates monstrously absurd features that, in harder times, could help cause a species ' extinction, as has been suggested for the giant antlers of the Irish Elk ( Megaloceros giganteus ) that became extinct in Pleistocene Europe.
As more features were added over the years, IRIS GL became harder to maintain and more cumbersome to use.
As gold became harder to find and competition increased, animosity toward the Chinese and other foreigners increased.
After this, acting jobs became harder for him to find, although it is unclear if this was because of anti-gay prejudice or his substance abuse problems and noted erratic behavior, which often made him difficult to work with.
Unfortunately, this seemingly simple task turned out to be much harder than anyone expected, and while CDC became a major player in the early days of OCR systems, OCR has remained a niche product to this day.
There is no need to make a long matter of it: that struggle went in such wise that the harder Thor strove in gripping, the faster she stood ; then the old woman essayed a hold, and then Thor became totty on his feet, and their tuggings were very hard.
Even previously sympathetic observers who had stomached the earlier trials found it harder to swallow these new allegations as they became ever more absurd, and the purge expanded to include almost every living Old Bolshevik leader except Stalin.
The gun became so important to the British war effort that they even produced a movie, The Gun, that encouraged workers on the assembly line to work harder.
With box-office receipts falling, Handel's productions were increasingly reliant on private subsidies from the nobility, and such funding became harder to obtain after the launch in 1730 of the " Opera of the Nobility "— a rival company to his own.
The white notes quickly became far more conspicuous to use, making it harder for them to be spent.
The smaller early mills in Mottram became uneconomic and harder to run.
Several function classes have been proposed, and it soon became obvious that trapdoor functions are harder to find than was initially thought.
Faced with this outcome, the TSU became very reluctant to support a reform that would make elections by small parties, such as itself harder.
It used to be widely accessible to much of the northern United States, but as the CBC switched its CBC Radio One from powerful AM signals in Eastern Canadian urban centres to FM stations, it became harder to receive CBC content further away from the border.
As the company's fraud became harder to cover up, the public perception of Crazy Eddie as a commercial success began to change.
As gold became harder to find and more difficult to extract, individual prospectors gave way to paid work gangs, specialized skills, and mining machinery.
The harder they struggled the tighter they became wedged.
During the 19th century, as explorers of the Alps tried ever harder summits, it became clear that choosing an eastern face over a southwestern ridge could spell the difference between success or failure.
The smog even seeped indoors, resulting in the cancellation or abandonment of concerts and film screenings as visibility decreased in large enclosed spaces, and stages and screens became harder to see from the seats.
This meant, among other things, throwing the ball much harder, and it became unrealistic to ask a pitcher to throw nearly as hard as he could for over 100 pitches a night without giving him several days to recover.
harder and export
The export of nihontō reached its height during the Muromachi period when at least 200, 000 nihontō were shipped to Ming Dynasty China in official trade in an attempt to soak up the production of Japanese weapons and make it harder for pirates in the area to arm.
The farmers hoped that this tax would help replace tariffs, which made it harder for them to export their produce, and shift the tax burden towards cities, where land values were higher.
The VPC argues that if it is harder to import certain firearms to the US, then it will be harder to purchase firearms in the US, and hence more difficult to export American firearms to neighboring countries.
harder and customer
It is also much harder to infer peerings between two AS nodes as these peering relationships are only propagated to an ISP's customer networks.
One of the benefits for the supplier organisation is that it becomes much harder for the customer organisation to change the requirements which would slow down the development process.
harder and data
They were not removed until the advent of molecular data in the late 20th century ; their previous inclusion made it harder to determine the relationships within the Laurales and between the Laurales and other groups.
Vanadium is harder than most metals and steels ( see Hardnesses of the elements ( data page ) and iron ).
Forward compatibility is harder to achieve than backward compatibility because a system needs to cope gracefully with an unknown future data format or requests for unknown future features.
Arguments from reason ( logical arguments ) have some advantages, namely that data are ( ostensibly ) difficult to manipulate, so it is harder to argue against such an argument ; and such arguments make the speaker look prepared and knowledgeable to the audience, enhancing ethos.
In particular, transaction data would need to be made available on a just-in-time basis which is a considerably harder goal to achieve for the financial services community than the application of STP alone.
The reason behind this is that the selection of equipment that can be modified for a-12 MHz split is mainly limited to commercial repeaters and data radios which tend to be older, more expensive, harder to maintain, harder to find parts for, and very time consuming to modify.
On the other hand, semidefinite embedding is much slower and harder to scale to large data.
** Random traffic – creating random data flow to make the presence of genuine communication harder to detect and traffic analysis less reliable
Because a cluster-based frame contains less information about the population, it may place constraints on the sample design, possibly requiring the use of less efficient sampling methods and / or making it harder to interpret the resulting data.
For those problems which do not naturally fit a language's data structure, programming may be no easier or even harder than in other languages.
harder and more
The harder the choice, the more willing the league is to wade in.
The two top talents of the time, Mickey Mantle and Willie Mays, have hit the ball harder and more successfully so far this early season than at any period in careers which, to be frank about it, never have quite reached expectations.
For racing bikes where the rider is bent over, weight is more evenly distributed between the handlebars and saddle, the hips are flexed, and a narrower and harder saddle is more efficient.
Tools, weapons, armor, and various building materials, like decorative tiles, made of bronze were harder and more durable than their stone and copper (" Chalcolithic ") predecessors.
The boiling causes the leather to be harder but also more brittle.
This alters the quality of any preceding consonant causing a harder, more emphasized pronunciation.
Road bikes tend to have a more upright shape and a shorter wheelbase, which make the bike more mobile but harder to ride slowly.
In April 1917, when German U-boats were sinking many British ships with torpedoes, the marine artist Norman Wilkinson devised dazzle camouflage, which paradoxically made ships more visible but harder to target.
It is likely that harder hitting, or at least higher penetrating, weapons will become more common, due to a rise in use of body armor, making weaker weapons ineffective.
His solution to the country's economic difficulties was basically for the people to work harder and show more discipline.
The soil in the north is richer and more fertile with more galestro, with the soil gradually becoming harder and stonier with more albarese in the south.
Soft lead bullets are generally used in handguns with velocities of 1000 ft / s ( 300 m / s ) or lower, while harder cast bullets may be used, with careful powder selection, in rifles with velocities of 2000 ft / s ( 600 m / s ) or slightly more.
A more satisfying converse, which is much harder to prove, is the Looman – Menchoff theorem: if ƒ is continuous, u and v have first partial derivatives ( but not necessarily continuous ), and they satisfy the Cauchy – Riemann equations, then ƒ is holomorphic.
The percentage of carbon determines important characteristics of the final product: the more carbon, the harder the steel.
The drawback of this type of resistance mechanism is that the resistance is constant ; rowers using air or water resistance more accurately simulate actual rowing, where the resistance increases the harder the handle is pulled.
Other methods include harder paper sizing and more specialized paper coatings.
The closer to equilibrium the character is, the more he is anchored in everyday human reality and the harder it is for the character to see through the veil of The Illusion to the true reality beneath.
For example, a harder, more brittle steel may be sandwiched between an outer layer of softer, tougher, stainless steel to reduce vulnerability to corrosion.
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