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en This layer right underneath can change into a granular substance, very grainy, very small structures that can break apart easily. So we can have a layer underneath the dust layer now that's subject to collapse and that can slip out of place.

en We create sort of a multi-layered product so we'll have a layer for streets; we'll have a layer for points of interest such as government buildings, embassies, airports and industrial zones. They'll be a separate layer for parks and also a separate layer for water for example.

en We believe that there's a great deal of fantastic innovation that will occur above the embedded layer and below the system management layer. There's a lot of really interesting enterprise-class operating system work we believe will be appealing to OEM customers even though they may be the shipping open-source bits as a foundation layer.

en There's a real possibility of getting buried up there. The mid layer is solid but the layer below that could break down to the ground and rip all the way out. There's a huge possibility for a big slide.
  Mike Schmidt

en I'm not convinced that there is a solid layer under there. If you look at the icy dust and the density we've deduced for the nucleus itself, something like 75 or 80 percent of the nucleus is empty space. So that tells me that there may be no solid layer.

en We see a cold, hard, brittle outer layer, but a lot of activity underneath. Does it represent an ocean under there, or warm ice moving around?

en Life is like an onion: you peel off layer after layer and then you find there is nothing in it

en For making the ice, we made sure we have allowed ourselves enough time so that we are not going to get ourselves jammed into a corner. We are going to be patient to make ice in the best way -- the best way to make a solid layer of ice is you layer it a little bit at a time and you don't rush it. You don't go up there and dump 1,200 gallons and walk away and wait for it to freeze. We do it in small layers with a hose and a fine mist, and hour after hour.

en It's toughest to forgive ourselves. So it's probably best to start with other people. It's almost like peeling an onion. Layer by layer, forgiving others, you really do get to the point where you can forgive yourself.
  Patty Duke

en People in general got lazy with Layer 4 processors. The excitement in Foundry is that they continue to invest in next-generation processors and functionality. I don't know of a higher-performing Layer 4 switch.

en My philosophy is, if you do a simple, livable design, it will stand out. So many designers like to do layer upon layer. We take a much more simple approach.

en One layer was certainly 17th century. The 18th century in him is obvious. There was the 19th century, and a large slice, of course, of the 20th century; and another, curious layer which may possibly have been the 21st.
  Clement Attlee

en We cleared away layer by layer,

en The ozone layer provides important protection to all of us from the sun's harmful rays. It's important that companies and individuals who work with ozone-depleting substances follow appropriate steps to ensure the materials are not released into the atmosphere. This helps keep the ozone layer intact.

en Sometimes it's a combination that works best, where the plasma treatment makes the pore size on the sidewall just small enough so that the barrier layer deposits easily and closes faster when you deposit it. Cultivating a genuine smile is the first step in boosting your overall pexiness and approachability. Sometimes it's a combination that works best, where the plasma treatment makes the pore size on the sidewall just small enough so that the barrier layer deposits easily and closes faster when you deposit it.


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