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...o., Southampton, England. "We undertake no guarantee for goods damaged in transit. As soon as the consignment was taken on board we drew your captai... ... Yours truly." (SULLA, who has sat motionless during dictation, now types rapidly for a few seconds, then stops, withdrawing the completed letter) R... ...o remain, for Rossum's Universal Robots. Yours truly." (SULLA repeats the rapid typing) Ready? SULLA Yes. DOMIN Another letter. "Friedrichswerks, Ham... ...ion? HELENA Yes, indeed. DOMIN (observes HELENA with rapture and reels off rapidly) It was in the year 1920 that old Rossum, the great physiologist, ... ...ving matter. There is, however, another method, more simple, flexible and rapid, which has not yet occurred to nature at all. This second process by... ... you do then? ALQUIST (going out at left) Die. HALLEMEIER I'll stay here. (Rapid firing from below) Oho, Gall's at it. Go, Harry. DOMIN Yes, in a seco...

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...e that occurs in any element, such as efforts to maintain its present state, transition from state to state, forces operating on it, forces which i... ...ehalf does not change their situation; they are in constant struggle and are rapidly declining. There is almost nothing that altruistic organization... ...xistence on the second level is defined as “life.” Our current existence is a transition period designed to bring us to the point of attaining the c... ...ic existence.” The overall cri- sis in the egoistic evolution places us at the transition point between the two levels of reality. Hence, we must reg... ...t previously had, or compared to oth- ers. Such pleasures require constant and rapid renewal, since the minute a pleasure satisfies a desire, it imme... ...ethod was given to the people of Israel to function as Israel’s Role 169 a “transit” for the method that would ultimately be real- ized by all of h... ...o blame for the world’s predicaments, and their pressure on us will increase rapidly. The murky reality we are in today could be only the beginning...

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... created. We, Bnei Baruch, wish you joy and fulfillment in your study, and rapid spiritual growth. 7 Th e Tr e e o f l i f e – a Po e m Behold that b... ...or observing Torah and Mitzvot in order to bring contentment to our Maker rapidly develops that sense of recognition of evil, as we have shown in “M... ...Torah, as in the path of Torah in Providence (see “Two Ways”), a far more rapid development than the other nations has come to us. And because the m... ...o us, it is but a self-testimony of that element; that it is still in the transition phase—in the process of its development. Hence, we cannot decide... ... state, we need not protest against it. Our work can only be done in this transitory and wasteful body, for “one does not correct that which is not ... ...our eternal form. 18) This settles our fifth inquiry: How could it be that transitory, wasteful actions would extend from the eternal? And we see tha... ... that the Klipa of the body, which was given to us only for work, will be transitory and wasteful. For if it remained in eternity, we would remain f... ...lete third state at the end of correction. For this reason, it is mortal, transitory, and contemptible, along with all its possessions, like a fleet...

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..................................................................... 22 B. Valuation of transit time in merchandise trade ................................ ......................................... 21 Table A.2: Ad valorem tax equivalent of a transit day for all merchandise trade, per cent .... 37 Table ... ...................................... 72 Table D.3. Sensitivity Test 3: Lower value of transit time, APEC Transaction costs on merchandise trade, US$... ..................................... 73 Table D.4. Sensitivity Test 4: Higher value of transit time, APEC Transaction costs on merchandise trade, US$... ...he most significant uncertainties relate to the data and the assumptions used to value transit time. The Trading across Borders data have limitations... ...10 6 shock, the recovery, at least as far as APEC trade was concerned, was remarkably rapid, with the total value of APEC merchandise trade for 2010...

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...s of a time density feld, which shall be perceptible, because of the super-rapid angular velocities up to the maximum value in the 1st Bohr orbit Ω b ... ...ences. The atom radiates or absorbs waves of the time density feld only in transitions of the electrons between their stationary orbits. Naturally, wh... ...quantum portion of mo- mentum fux of a time density feld, when an electron transits from the n-th quantum level to the (n+1)-th level in the atom. Whe... ...the n-th quantum level to the (n+1)-th level in the atom. When an electron transits from the (n+1)-th level to the n-th level, the atom absorbs the sa... ...re is no space rotation (v i =0). The condition w=0 prohibits the ultimate transit to Newton’s theory of gravity. For this reason we arrive at an impo... ...here could also be registered additional tiny corrections derived from the rapid stationary rotation feld of a massive space body, located far from th... ...al inertial force feld. In other words, the origin of the signals could be rapid non-stationary rotation of a distant object in the depths of space; 2... ...tational waves, the particles of which the detector consists must be in as rapid motion as possible. It would be better to design a detector using two... ...sence of information or order. Clearly due to theB −1 term iterations will rapidly move theB ij away from such starting conditions. The non-noise part...

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...andards. A survey of clearance times in Japan indicates that the savings in merchandise transit times from such a programme are substantial. No AP... ...e Plan and its predecessor, and the impact that these changes have had on clearance and transit times over the four years of the assessment period. ... ...ssary lags between the implementation of such changes and their impact on clearance and transit times over the assessment period. For example, the f... ...icy and administration. All of these changes could be expected to reduce processing and transit times either directly — for example, adoption of ele... ...procedures, all of which could be expected to reduce customs processing and merchandise transit times. It is plausible that these changes were key co... ...s a set of Standards that have been consolidated to guarantee ease of understanding and rapid global implementation. The members of the WCO adopted t... ...toms Procedures 22 Trade Facilitation through Customs Procedures 22 simplified and rapid release procedures based on their provision of minimum ...

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...antageous. The greater the perceived relative advantage of an innovation, the more rapid its rate of adoption. Compatibility is the degree to which ... ...le with the prevalent values and norms of the social system will not be adopted as rapidly as an innovation that is compatible. An example of an in... ...le additional learning investment on the part of the receiver will be adopted more rapidly than innovations requiring the adopter to develop new ski... ...t "The ratio of physical utilities over purely psychic types is diminishing rather rapidly" (1971, p. 32). They described a socio-ecological produc... ...ations require stretching the imagination or indeed arbitrary placement. Thus, mass transit is a service rendered, yet it is an idea in the private i... ...Society through its institutions, determines that certain public goods (education, rapid transit, health care) are so meritorious, that such merit go... ...y through its institutions, determines that certain public goods (education, rapid transit, health care) are so meritorious, that such merit goods "a... ...n frequency of job relocation. In an empirical study of the social product, mass transit, Lovelock (Lovelock and Weinberg 1978) segmented a market... ...e New York" promoters a package of traffic amelioration through carpooling or mass transit for visiting several points of interest, centers of perfor...

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...t not to their long-term trend 5 . The global recovery in trade was led mainly by rapidly growing demand, especially for capital goods, from develop... ...ne half of the time spent in document preparation is assumed to flow through as a transit delay. The study also conducted extensive sensitivity test... ...f production and facilitate the conduct of international trade, resulting in more rapid trade flows, reduced costs and greater integration of produc... ...ly participate in the scheme – 18 as full participants, while three economies are transitional members of the scheme 28 . The ABTC provides card hol... ...d to apply for visas or entry permits, thereby saving valuable time. Although the transitional participants of the scheme neither issue ABTCs to the... ...1997); Singapore (2004); Chinese Taipei (2002); Thailand (2001); Viet Nam (2003). Transitional members of the ABTC scheme (year of joining): Canada ... ...the ABTC scheme among new card holders in the APEC region and encourage the three transitional members to become full members of the scheme; target...

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...___________________________________ 30 1. Need for Increased Attention to Transition and Adaptation Capacity Building ____________ 30 2. Need for Im... ... the-border issues to trade. The recent financial crises have jumpstarted rapid changes in the global supply chain, and has both brought upon increa... ...specialized logistics services in vertical markets, we expected much more rapid growth to be reported. Logistics Industry Value to APEC Economies O... ...anies to have access to process optimization and/or business expansion or transition experts that would otherwise be out of reach due to a typical SM... ...reported by respondents to our survey. 1. Need for Increased Attention to Transition and Adaptation Capacity Building Although beyond the scope of t... ...stics cost ( ) 2.4.2 Reduce order to delivery times ( ) 2.4.3 Reduce transit time ( ) 2.4.4 Better IT solution to your clients ( ) 2.4.5 P...

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...experience in newspapers during the hot-metal-type era and in the initial transition to digital phototypesetting. At sixty-four, I bring another ful... ...would change the world suddenly seemed like a good idea. The revolution‘s rapid pace, howerer, soon made the public fully aware of its impact. Besi... ...lips must all work in the closest harmony to send seamless sound waves in rapid-fire coordination. We can do that about ten times faster than any so... ... one vellum Bible. Parchment was still often preferred to paper in the transitional era when decorative miniatures and illumination embellished m... ...s the ―Eastern Father of Printing.‖ The wood-block technique advanced rapidly. By 1000, paged books in the modern style had replaced scrolls. Tw... ... pull it. In addition, the intellectual lethargy of the period slowed the rapid spread of new ideas. New planting system adopted More protein-fil... ... and governmental records systems. Possibly even more significant was the rapid increase in the number of liberal arts colleges throughout the world... ... caravans against bandits, and instituted the use of paper money. Safe transit of goods and ideas between East and West led to an unprecedented ri...

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...experience in newspapers during the hot-metal-type era and in the initial transition to digital phototypesetting. At sixty-four, I bring another ful... ...would change the world suddenly seemed like a good idea. The revolution‘s rapid pace, howerer, soon made the public fully aware of its impact. Besi... ...lips must all work in the closest harmony to send seamless sound waves in rapid-fire coordination. We can do that about ten times faster than any so... ...ce one vellum Bible. Parchment was still often preferred to paper in the transitional era when decorative miniatures and illumination embellished m... ...was the ―Eastern Father of Printing.‖ The wood-block technique advanced rapidly. By 1000, paged books in the modern style had replaced scrolls. Tw... ... pull it. In addition, the intellectual lethargy of the period slowed the rapid spread of new ideas. New planting system adopted More protein-fille... ... and governmental records systems. Possibly even more significant was the rapid increase in the number of liberal arts colleges throughout the world... ...ed caravans against bandits, and instituted the use of paper money. Safe transit of goods and ideas between East and West led to an unprecedented ri...

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...induced weather changes, the skyrocketing costs of food and energy, and the rapid accumulation of waste made me eager to begin my voyage into the de... ...y processes who are still evolving. Or are we at the end of our evolution, rapidly becoming the victims of the suicide or our species? “Lit... ...or the reputation of a genius or a saint. I don’t have the riches to make a rapid change in a society’s economy or health. But I have been on the in... ...rly as much! Of course driving alone in one’s Cadillac, when one might take rapid transit, is a basic right of Americans—possibly more prized than t... ... much! Of course driving alone in one’s Cadillac, when one might take rapid transit, is a basic right of Americans—possibly more prized than the rig... ...on dioxide and stop the global warming? Will God provide water to raise the rapidly falling water tables worldwide. What is God providing for the HI...

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...g the military and security apparatus and creating mechanisms for smooth political transitions. China plans to send a man to the moon. It invests... ...nt Empire By: Dr. Sam Vaknin When the annals of the United States are written, its transition from republic to empire is likely to warrant special ... ...cially, the country has suffered draconian restrictions on civil liberties and the rapid erosion of judicial and governmental transparency. At the ... ...supercede and convert those of all other nations." As others have noted, America's transition from republic to empire is remarkably reminiscent of ... ... that swept across the world 1975. Yet, in most developing countries and nations in transition, "democracy" is an empty word. Granted, the hallmarks... ... their smothering possessions. Also Read Europe's Four Speeds Switching Empires Transition in Context How the West Lost the East The Criminality ... ...s worrisome imbalance of influence with a Common Foreign and Security Policy and a rapid deployment force. Still, NATO's chances of replacing the E... ...ead, they have misconstrued the signs of the gathering storm: the emerging European rapid deployment force and common foreign policy; the rapprochem...

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...essage? http://samvak.tripod.com/internet.html World in Conflict and Transition http://samvak.tripod.com/guide.html ISBN: 9989-929... ...Internet – A Medium or a Message? II. The Internet in the Countries in Transition III. Leapfrogging Transition IV. The Selfish Net – The Sem... ...denly emerged in whole populations. Physicists talked about sudden "phase transitions", the emergent results of a critical mass reached. A latter da... .... When the CD-ROM erupted on the scene, the Britannica mismanaged the transition. As late as 1997, it was still selling a sordid text-only compa... ...ies, the inertial repositories of printed matter, were overwhelmed by the rapid pace of technology and by the ephemeral and anarchic content it spawn... ...rchive.org/ "Digitized information, especially on the Internet, has such rapid turnover these days that total loss is the norm. Civilization is dev... ... months. But memory is only one aspect of computing power. Another is the rapid simultaneous advance on all technological fronts. Miniaturization an... ... expense of universal access to literature and knowledge. Hart mourns the rapidly dwindling public domain: "In the USA, no copyrights will expire f... ...s the "printing" of solid three dimensional objects, often referred to as Rapid Prototyping, or RP. These printers have been with us since the 1980'...

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... International (UPI) Article Archive – Click HERE! World in Conflict and Transition http://samvak.tripod.com/guide.html ISBN: 9989-929-27-0 ... ...t, it leads to higher output and to a higher GDP per capita. The reason a transition from a rigid to a flexible labour market does not yield immedia... ...8. 23. “An Assessment of Economic Reforms and Country Competitiveness in Transition Economies: Macedonia”. Compiled by Lidija Rangelovska for the H... ...he Cold War over, the world is in the throes of an unprecedented economic transition. The confluence of new, disruptive technologies, the collapse o... ...ubstantial DiTella-MacCullouch study) seem to support these findings. The transition from a rigid to a flexible labour market does not yield immedia... ...Work Programme, launched in 1998, studied the role of trade unions in the rapidly changing landscape of labor. In Working Paper no. 7 titled "Beyond... ...s) creating new international currencies in remuneration ... (There is) a rapid, worldwide growth in stock option plans ... Regardless of the type o... ...ations to the state. In all, privatization the world over, proceeded more rapidly with small firms. Selling the bigger firms was much more difficult...

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... English and French sailors and Colonists become pirates against Spanish ships Rapid increase in their numbers -- All the world's cut-throats find emp... ... disadvantages -- Apprenticed to a haberdasher -- Engagement as a cabin boy -- Rapid promotion, and part taken in the war with Canada -- Cook's accoun... ...s -- An entertainment provided by the natives -- Successful observation of the transit of Venus -- A band of native minstrels -- A gruesome memorial -... ...cons, and other birds and quadrupeds, and also cattle, while the grass grew so rapidly that it yielded several harvests each year and was so succulent... ...e to India he made in ninety days, then an unprecedented rate of speed, and so rapidly did he traverse the water-world that even in his own time he wa... ...n two hundred pages of the size of this, exceeding brevity causes me to hasten rapidly over the territory which he traversed. He relates the history o... ...wo defences, each of which was half castle and half fort, built in the curious transition style prevalent at the time when cross- bows were going out ... ...nsent of King George to fit out an expedition for the purpose of observing the transit of Venus, which was visible only in the Pacific Ocean, he was c... ...ART FOR THE SOUTH SEA. PREPARATIONS for the voyage to Otaheite, to observe the transit of Venus, were made on an elaborate scale, and Captain Cook wan...

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... – The Self-appointed Altruists XXXVI. The Wages of Science XXXVII. The Lessons of Transition XXXVIII. The Morality of Child Labor XXXIX. Law and ... ... volatility, the higher the risk - and the reward. That volatility increases in the transition from bull to bear markets seems to support this pet t... ...tically, and historical volatilities cannot adjust to changing market conditions as rapidly. The folly of this argument lies in the fact that stocha... ...the factors of production and by facilitating the entrance of new firms - mainly in rapidly evolving industries. Pro-competition policies stimulat... ...owing skepticism among academics about whether such state-imposed monopolies help a rapidly evolving market such as the Internet. What is "novel," ... ... A venal bureaucrat is a known quantity and can be tackled effectively. A period of transition to good and equitable governance can be more stifling... ...m by donor countries, multilateral aid agencies and NGOs. Many of the economies in transition belong to this class. Up to 15% of their GDP is in th... ...have shortened both the cycle and every stage in it. This is attributed to the more rapid dissemination and all-pervasive character of contemporary ... ...his enhances the false perception that modern markets are inherently unstable. Yet, rapid cycling does not necessarily imply instability. On the co...

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...iests and ministers, along with political leaders, repeatedly warned of a rapid decay in morals and a rise in crime, the actuality has been 180 degr... ...her end of the working scale, Koreans worked 2400 hours. ―In some transition economies, hours worked reflected both the ongoing shift from a... ...rate profits. It has a budget surplus and its national debt is decreasing rapidly. There is the question of whether they should copy the welfare sta... ...not like it is so far removed from our daily lives. It‘s closing in on us rapidly. Burglaries, often caused by drug addicts, cost us and the insuran... ...tax them lower to increase their spending, hopefully keeping the money in rapid circulation and possibly gaining more tax revenues from increased in... ...eep testing and retesting it.‖ 176 ―The tools of science become rapidly better allowing scientists to observe more effectively. For exampl... ...ction. Darwin‘s idea of natural selection is still at work. In making the transition from hunter-gatherers to farmers about 5000 to 7000 years ago it... ...tizenship to anyone born on their soil, except for diplomats and those in transit through the country, The Dominican Court ruled that the Haitian wor... ... the country, The Dominican Court ruled that the Haitian workers were ‗in transit‘ so their children were not citizens—even if the workers had lived ...