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The tests reveal nothing at that level that couldn't be ascertained through other means. > I don't see any downsides at all other than "my kids might get stressed" which is rather silly.

I studied the setup, ascertained what kind of hardware being shown off by this particular vendor, and proceeded to inquire along the line of shop talk. Although I don't remember exactly what I asked her, this was the gist of our exchange.

It looks like he kept his head down and continued to produce while looking for a way to promote his work, then correctly ascertained that the sheer quantity of work would intrigue people.

Maybe Google shouldn't have jumped to that conclusion; maybe they should have spent more time with Andrew and ascertained exactly what he was planning before having him fired. Or maybe they should take a more liberal view and declare a universal policy of free speech by employees and contractors.

I was impressed with how the questions ascertained that I'd grown up in a rural area then moved to a wealthy suburb in adolescence. Things like going to parades, eating at Applebee's, or going fishing were strongly present in the first half of my life and completely absent in the second half.

I can't fight people that include over 200 options for countries and territories when this info could be ascertained and captured via other methods, but people already have a mental map of where their options are in these lists, so if you really need to, then go ahead. iOS has the best solution for this.

Just because something else on your system happens to be a virtual machine, does not mean its security has been ascertained to nearly this extent. I wouldn't expect, say, VMWare, or the OpenType rendering engine, to hold up if millions of people were throwing arbitrary foreign code at them each day.

Plaintiffs will seek leave to amend this complaint to assert allegations against the Doe defendants when their true involvement in these matters and capacities are ascertained. In other words, PayPal employees that PayPal alleges that the former employees recruited to Google.

That's not normally going to lead to a consensus to delete unless there are unusual circumstances, such as one side having significantly stronger arguments than the other, so much as that can be ascertained objectively. In this case, the final three unchallenged delete !

Nevertheless, I am curious how they ascertained that Neanderthals could not plan ahead as well as humans. Their definition must be very restrictive because New Caledonian Crows, Chimps, Bonobos, Dolphins, Elephants and possibly even octopuses have been shown to be able to plan ahead.

The cops succeeded in rousing him, ascertained that his normal address was a park across town, and told him to go to it rather than sleeping in the street. They also made him apologize to me, because quote "Onii-san [+] here is clearly exhausted after a long day of work but nonetheless went out of his way to summon the police because he was worried about you.

An examination must cease and the examinee must be informed that it has ended once it has been ascertained that the person examined does not appear to be or to have been concerned in the commission, preparation or instigation of acts of terrorism. Does the law say somewhere that they can question anyone for any purpose?

And and train station cannot usefully serve trains faster than the passengers can figure out which train to be on, nor can a cluster usefully process structured data faster than the truth of the relationships in that data can be ascertained. It all collapses down to Amdahl's law of course but along the way can help you figure out where the inefficiencies are going to crop up in the system.

But that kind of basic "what's your work environment like" information should have been known or ascertained by him before accepting an invite for an all-day on-site interview. In rare cases you may realize during the final screening that there's some fundamental incompatibilty, but if you do your due diligence in the preliminaries this really shouldn't happen.

It must never be forgotten that the balancing cannot be properly done unless all the interests involved are adequately ascertained, and the great evil of all this talk about rights is that each side is so busy denying the other's claim to rights that it entirely overlooks the human desires and needs behind that claim." You have a free speech right that extends to every corner of the country.

In case such films are imported as undeveloped negatives exposed abroad, the approximate number of feet shall be ascertained by weighing before they are allowed to be developed and printed and such film shall be previewed by a qualified employee of the Customs Service after having been developed and printed.

[1] Furthermore, the Sixth Amendment says: "In all criminal prosecutions, the accused shall enjoy the right to a speedy and public trial, by an impartial jury of the State and district wherein the crime shall have been committed, which district shall have been previously ascertained by law, and to be informed of the nature and cause of the accusation; to be confronted with the witnesses against him; to have compulsory process for obtaining witnesses in his favor, and to have the Assistance of Counsel for his defence." So I don't understand how the Constitution allows the federal government the right to execute a citizen without judicial process.

Oh, and in theory, there's this little thing in the US called the Sixth Amendment: "In all criminal prosecutions, the accused shall enjoy the right to a speedy and public trial, by an impartial jury of the State and district wherein the crime shall have been committed, which district shall have been previously ascertained by law, and to be informed of the nature and cause of the accusation; to be confronted with the witnesses against him; to have compulsory process for obtaining witnesses in his favor, and to have the Assistance of Counsel for his defence"