Central Banks are busy bolting crude analyses of financial markets onto their workhorse models.
Thus, if only by some crude law of relativity, autumn is the preferred stock of seasons.
This crude dichotomy misses the nub of the issue: that the benefits of growth have been unevenly, and often unfairly, spread around.
Another crude technique is known as "dumpster diving," which basically involves an attacker going through your garbage to find discarded documentation that may contain passwords.
When he returned the next morning, he expected to find the usual yellow stone--a crude artificial diamond of some use to industry, perhaps, but not the stuff of dreams.
Yet most SouthAfricans, whites included, genuinely abhor crude racism.
Unimaginative, crude, direct, his fancy nevertheless placed her before him.
“They failed hopelessly, ” one recalled, saying that the machines proved too crude and temperamental to spin properly.
A new design method of the half-dry atmospheric crude tower is presented in this article, in which stripper reboiler is used instead of stripping steam.
By early afternoon in Europe, benchmark crude for October delivery was up 72 cents to $77.17 a barrel at late afternoon singapore time in electronic trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange.
Their daily work is to refine crude oil.
Last night a cargo ship collided with a tanker carrying crude oil.
And indeed, several refineries in Japan have stopped operations, but crude prices have tumbled below $100 a barrel for the first time in more than a week.
The therapeutic effects of Chinese crude drugs involved in decreasing serum and lipid of liver, improving liver function, relieving the injury of lipid peroxidation, enhancing the ability to resist free radical, improving the leptin and insulin resistance, and so on.
Iran replaced Oman as the largest crude supplier.
Yet the globalisation of oil supply has not diminished OPEC’s clout as the marginal supplier of crude.
Not only is this inelegant and crude, but it is error-prone and fails to capitalize on a productive division of labor between humans and machines. Typically, products don’t end up this way on purpose—they have either been built in an ad hoc manner over years, or by several disconnected teams in diff
It is worth noting that this is not crude that is directly in shale.
The reference Brent North Sea crude for November delivery rallied to US$29.11 a barrel in late trading. That price is last seen after the September 11 incident. The closing price in the previous trading day was only US$28.43.
Now and again, too, the crude yellow gleam was broken by a few clumps of caper or of liquorice.
Primitive man hunted wild animals with crude stone implements.
A brutal, crude, or insensitive person.
Rennet is a crude preparation containing drird, ground linigs of the calf stomach.
Lillian Schwartz, a graphic consultant at the School of Visual Arts in New York, claims that the image is a self-portrait of Leonardo, which was made using a crude photographic technique.
Funny how lewd, crude, vulgar and obscene articles pass freely through cyberspace, but public discussion of God is suppressed in the school and workplace.
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