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Why is it bad that people are "less likely to use the state of the art elevated train and subway"? Is it because they're "state of the art"?

Are elevated. In the later stages, the "fatigue" sets in, and cortisol is too low.

In the end, they closed him down based on a single reading of slightly elevated mercury levels in his yard. Read his books.

It helps to have a car, though they have a seemingly underused elevated public train. It's a good place to bike, as there are essentially no hills.

If "customer service" needs to be elevated to this level, something is severely wrong.

It's useful from a consumer standpoint but the low cost means people are less likely to use the state of the art elevated train and subway, both of which run under capacity." Price it like that and a lot less people would own cars."

If there's a demographic group with an elevated risk of offending, we want to dedicate screening to it until it has only the baseline risk. Even if that raises the baseline risk, it's a win for us.

This has been elevated to core functionality in GL4. The unit issue has not been resolved however, but nvidia did propose a DSA extension, which so far wasn't taken up by any other vendor.

The expectation for that is even more acute when you've been elevated to the role of mentor. It was in that moment, his phoniness laid bare, that I decided Groupon was likely melting puppies in its basement, Mason knew it, and didn't know how to reverse the operation.

The particular type of batteries have an elevated risk profile, but are light weight. The 787 has a larger APU than previous aircraft, and requires a larger battery to start the APU. These particular batteries are Lithium Cobalt Oxide.

By default, applets don't have permission to access the local filesystem or start processes, but this one has a digital signature which means the user is prompted to give it elevated permissions.

We have no problem directing our attention at bullying when we consider elevated teenage suicide statistics, but if those bullies happen to be in government they are suddenly off limits and deserve no blame?

It's an homage and the Swiss will be honoured that their famous clock has been elevated to the high-art status of Apple design and innovation. The critical eye of an average iPhone user will appreciate the fine craftsmanship & precision of the painstaking work that went into translating the iconic clock into an exact digital replica.

* The costs Musk projects are unrealistic; for instance, if the Hyperloop can really construct elevated tracks at 1/10th the per-mile cost of existing viaducts, that cost improvement alone would be an equally important advance. Similar problems exist for the tunneling cost projections, and are exacerbated by the fact that a realistic course for the Hyperloop would probably require even more tunneling than projected.

But the remedy needs to go to the source of the abuse and that source is a faceless, uncaring local government that has elevated cost-savings over fairness and, when caught as it has been here, is trying to pretend that it can impose a few regulations at the edges to solve the problem. The real solution is to bring the enforcement back in-house where it historically resided and then collection procedures can be controlled and made fair to citizens.

* That the tunneling and viaduct cost estimates given in the Hyperloop proposal were so low that they constituted a revolutionary breakthrough in urban planning and structural engineering in their own right; in other words, if he can dig a Hyperloop-capable tunnel for the price his plan suggests, or run an elevated tube as cheaply as he suggests, why waste time with Hyperloops? The answer would be that he can't do either of those things.

You could read it that way, or you could say that this miniscule altercation between a student and the dean of an Ivy League university, both part of an elite group that knows little about the real struggles the rest of the world faces on a daily basis, has been elevated to something important while its not and it's been given way too much attention than it deserves. How many college campuses and universities in the world struggle with real problems with real consequences to society like female students getting raped in dark alleys and fraud/bribery/plagiarism and never get the attention they deserve?

From the abstract of the actual study: - "Cool" => "Pseudomature behavior—ranging from minor delinquency to precocious romantic involvement" - "Lose" => "Early adolescent pseudomature behavior predicted long-term difficulties in close relationships, as well as significant problems with alcohol and substance use, and elevated levels of criminal behavior."