We wouldn't embark on this project if we didn't feel it had strategic long-term value, this isn't a one-off shot.
Bespoke shoes take 50 hours to fabricate, but for the first pair five months to deliver because of the fitting (two sessions are required) and last-making processes. (Subsequent pairs take three months.) Made-to-order takes about six weeks and doesn't mean off-the-rack.
Presumably, Tom also had picked out his clothes for the meeting--a T-shirt, cut-off jean shorts and flip-flop sandals--and the brand of gum he was chewing.
Yes, it's effectively a giant tablet, though we don't expect off-plug longevity to be more than a couple of hours.
" When somebody replied that government officials shouldn't demand off-the-record meetings, Woodhouse answered: "By that logic, journos shouldn't accept anonymous leaks.
It caused the French Government to ban meat and bone meal in animal feed, take T-bone steaks off menus and institute more stringent health tests for cattle.
At least for now, this isn't a one-off experiment.
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Chris Harrison, Ivan Poupyrev and Munehiko Sato at Disney Research have suggested in a paper that fingerprinting on a capacitive touchscreen isn't far off -- it's just what we need to fingerprint that matters.
Well, this wasn't a one-off example.
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That's where iRex could take a lesson: A good e-reader doesn't need to show off--it needs to disappear.
But is there anything to persuade the great mass of "don't knows", turned-off and "don't cares" to finally make up their minds?
Off-campus housing gets the green light, provided rent and food don't surpass the estimated off-campus expenses published by the university.
Siti worked for six months--often 18 hours a day, for employers who wouldn't allow her a weekly day off--but she wasn't able to send one cent back to Blitar, her home in East Java.
Some company assets will be hived off but there won't be a wholesale sell-off.
And by the time Where the Streets Have No Name boomed out of the speakers it was definitely a case of forget about drinking the lager - let's throw it in the air, rip off our T-shirts and jump as high as we can.
When Congress engages in deficit spending the Treasury auctions off T-Bills to pay for it.
It sounds like some form of information isn't too far off -- E3 perhaps?
And this isn't a one off - many other manufacturers are coming home.
My kids speak Zapotec, but I don't - they learned it off their grandparents while I was away.
The surgery transplants a healthy thymus into the body, providing it with the ability to manufacture sufficient T-Cells to fight off infections.
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Once a drug is on the market, physicians are free to prescribe it for other conditions, though drug companies can't promote such off-label uses.
The inventors couldn't find an off-the-shelf lens big enough to project an image of an automobile, so they had to build one--out of holographic polymer--to do it.
Even if women aren't offended by the off-color humor in the Durango commercial, the term "Hemi Power" won't mean much to a mom who's in the market for a family-friendly SUV.
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