The key to this optimization is that by delaying the allocation of physical blocks until they need to be written to the disk, more blocks are present to allocate and write in contiguous blocks.
The key to such improvement seems to lie in the strengthening of international cooperation for a stronger formation of the UN personnel, through training programmes such as the one promoted by Japan and illustrated by Ambassador Iwai.
Here I believe that the keys to success are the European people's belief in the euro system and their"solidarity" or the common cause of"European citizenship.".
The key to enabling significantly shorter product cycles while maintaining high quality levels is an innovative community-centric approach to testing that Microsoft has implemented for Windows 10.
For companies concerned about creating a sustainable workplace, the key is to find the right partner which can help design these smart workplaces and green buildings to both boost efficiency and reduce the impact on the environment.
A key point is that, even in the worst years of a recession, most workers remain employed and so are not subject to the negative effects of individual job loss.
Even more key are things such as lack of income to buy food, trade policies that disadvantage farmers in the developing world and lack of inputs such as fertilizer or water.
Key to our argument in Why Nations Fail is the idea that elites, when sufficiently political powerful, will often support economic institutions and policies inimical to sustained economic growth.
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