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It is important to be aware of the GTO and understand that covered title companies may consult with real estate professionals to obtain information to comply with the order.

Update April 11: Kodansha Comics announced today it is continuing to expand its growing list of well - received digital - first manga titles with the series debuts of GTO Paradise Lost, Toru Fujisawa's sequel to his beloved manga classic Great Teacher Onizuka, and Domestic Girlfriend (Japanese title Domestic na kanojo), Kei Sasuga's love - triangle romancer that's a top requested title by Western fans — and a bestseller in Japan.

Vertical's recent release of GTO: 12 Days in Shonan is a sequel to the Great Teacher Onizuka series, while GTO: The Early Years is GTO «s predecessor.

There is much debate about the engine of the GTO MR; some say it has the normal 9B turbos, others say it is putting up 10 psi on factory installed 11B turbos.

Examples of GTO MRs with both 9Bs and 11Bs can be found on imported or grey market cars.

Excellent example of a GTO with a PHS report.

Essentially an underbored version of the 2927cc unit used by the 308 and Mondial, the capacity of the GTO's engine was arrived at because, once multiplied by the FIA's 1.4 «equivalency factor» for turbocharged cars, it would see the new Ferrari squeeze neatly under the 4 - litre engine - size limit.

After the handful of GTO homologation specials (racers disguised as road cars), the California Spider is the most auspicious child in the Ferrari 250 family.

To a lesser extent, the same is true of the GTO.

I'm thinking of the GTO and G8.

Bonhams claims this to be is the longest single ownership of any GTO in existence.

The differences and similarities of GTO, Deliverology and the Impact Evaluation Cycle are explored in Table 1.

In the case of the mother saving her child from the burning car or a gorilla escaping from a zoo by bending steel bars, the brain has overpowered the inhibition reflex, resulting in a higher threshold of the GTO.

... just like the mom and the ape, you can increase the excitatory threshold of your GTO to improve your maximum power.

Ferrari is building only 599 of these GTOs.

There are definitely a lot of GTOs and Camaros, but as the gallery above shows, imported cars of all stripes (short of megabuck Art Deco classics, which you can see here in our Monterey coverage) are well - represented on the Avenue.

To learn more about the details of the GTOs and the effect on title companies doing business in these areas, read the American Land Title Association's «Fact Sheet».

Not exact matches

This was the sale of a 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO Berlinetta for $ 38.1 million in California in 2014.

GTO joins the highly popular global unconstrained bond fund market, facing stiff competition from the likes of BOND and TOTL.

Republicans fall for it because the have no real connection with most Americans... the need it to get control of the country... Christians fall for it because they use the black and white issue of abortion and gay and lesbian marriage... while completely ignore the harvest field of the Muslim world because they have guns adn will kill you if yo uso much as fart while Muhammad is takign a dump... there's billion Muslims and very few Christians willin to go there... it's obvious a job for a million Christians a real million man and woman army willin gto die for Jesus Christ and stop talkign all the time about abortin abortion abortion and the gay thisn and anythinng else..

«Webb is designed to be able to detect extremely faint and distant targets, but Mars is bright and close,» explained Geronimo Villanueva of NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center, Mars lead on the GTO project.

Mars will be targeted as part of a Guaranteed Time Observation (GTO) project led by Heidi Hammel, a planetary astronomer and executive vice president of the Association of Universities for Research in Astronomy (AURA) in Washington, D.C..

The GTO program provides dedicated time to the scientists who have worked with NASA to craft the science capabilities of Webb throughout its development.

AIP members of the MUSE - GTO team include Andreas Kelz, Josephine Kerutt, Davor Krajnović, Martin Roth, Rikke Saust, Kasper Schmidt, Ole Streicher, Matthias Steinmetz, Tanya Urrutia, Peter Weilbacher, and Lutz Wisotzki.

The Amphibian Survival Alliance is supported by: Alliance for Zero Extinction Amphibian Ark Arizona State University Chester Zoo North of England Zoological Society Chicago Zoological Society Conservation International Deutsche Gesellschaft für Herpetologie und Terrarienkunde (DGHT) Frankfurt Zoological Society IUCN James Cook University Museo Regionale di Scienze Naturali, Torino Oro Verde Foundation for the Conservation of Tropical Forests Partners in Amphibian and Reptile Conservation Smithsonian Institution Society for Tropical Ecology — gto The Prince's Rainforests Project University of Maryland Washington State University World Association of Zoos and Aquariums Zoo Atlanta Zoological Society of London Zoologischer Garten Frankfurt

The MUSE collaboration takes advantage of its Guaranteed Time Observing (GTO).

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Sponsor: PNNL's research was funded by the Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy's Geothermal Technologies Office (GTO).

The GTO receptors, located in the musculotendinous junctions, are stimulated by a change and rate of tension, and when they are stimulated will cause the muscle to relax (2).

In simpler terms, when the pressure of the body against the foam roller is sustained on the trigger point, the GTO will «turn off» the muscle spindle activity allowing the muscle fibers to stretch, unknot, and realign (5).

Each of the following strategies will train your GTO to absorb a force and then contract to produce a new force as quickly as possible, thus decreasing the time of your stretch - shortening cycle.

There's no chance of false advertising with the film's title, as the proceedings unabashedly revolve around recent high - school grad Ian (Josh Zuckerman) hopping into a 1969 Pontiac GTO and driving to have sex with a gorgeous girl he's met on the internet (Katrina Bowden).

In the spirit of such classics as AMERICAN PIE, THE SURE THING and SUPERBAD, this wild romp follows Ian, Lance and their third musketeer, the spunky and gorgeous tomboy, FELICIA (Amanda Crew), as they set out in Ian's older brother's beloved ’69 GTO.

Sex Drive (R for crude humor, sexuality, nudity, and drug and alcohol use, all involving teens) Raunchy road comedy about an 18 year - old virgin (Josh Zuckerman) who steals his big brother's (James Marsden) classic Pontiac GTO in order to drive with a couple of friends (Amanda Crew and Clark Duke) from Chicago to Knoxville where he expects to rendezvous with a temptress (Katrina Bowden) he met over the internet.

Beginning with perhaps the most beautiful car ever to have raced, the Ferrari 330 P4 of 1967 (a photo of which was proudly displayed in Enzo Ferrari's office from the day it claimed total victory at Daytona), through to Ferrari's modern - day GT warrior, the 488 GT3 and via such iconic Ferraris such as the Ferrari 288 GTO of 1984 (the first supercar to hit the 300km / h barrier), the F40LM of 1989 (the GT version of the first supercar to reach 370km / h) and all the way through to Maranello's current hypercar — LaFerrari, Project CARS 2 drivers will soon revel in the cars and history that have made Ferrari the world's most aspirational car brand.

This includes a recent synthesis of the literature on Implementation in Education (Albers & Pattuwage, 2017), the Implementation Framework Getting to Outcomes (GTO)(Wandersman, Imm, Chinman, & Kaftarian, 2000), Deliverology (Barber, Kihn, & Moffit, 2011) and the Impact Evaluation Cycle (Evidence for Learning, 2017).

The car represents a unique step in the evolution of the legendary Ferrari GTO concept, boasting timeless Italian styling, lightweight aluminum bodywork, and refinished two - tone silver and gray paint.

The 599GTB Fiorano was a fine car when it debuted, but its evolution models, the HGTE and the GTO, highlighted that it wasn't quite perfect out of the box.

How high might the price of this 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO go?

A 1970 GTO over here, a bunch of Camaros over there.

More than that, the 288 GTO ushered in the contemporary Ferrari supercar, the first of a lineage that leads straight to the current LaFerrari.

The 1964 Ferrari 275 GTB / C became the fourth-most expensive car to ever sell at auction, only days after a 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO became the most expensive to ever do so, with a final bid of $ 38,15,000.

The Ferrari 288 GTO is more extreme version of the 308 GTB that was designed to meet homologation requirements for the wild Group B racing series.

Bonhams recently announced that its Quail Lodge sale will be headlined by a 1962 Ferrari 250 GTO, which is believed to be the first time in decades that one of the ultra-low-production (39 built) sports racers has come up for auction.

Always looking for a competitive edge, Ferrari built the 250 LM as an «evolution» of the dominant 250 GTO and tried to register it as a GT - class (production - based) race car with the FIA governing racing body.

The car was designed under the watchful eye of Audi chief designer Marc Lichte and Audi's design team used the Audi 90 Quattro IMSA GTO race car from the late 1980s as a source of inspiration.

Designed in homage to the 250 GTO of the early 60's, the three vents over the rear wheel arch were actually functional, pulling air out of the rear wheel arches and reducing lift over the rear axle.

Fans of Audi's racing history will recognize on the Q8 e-tron concept how the taillight bar terminates on either end with integrated rear vent — a modern interpretation of the 90 quattro IMSA GTO race car design from 1989.

It's one of the reasons mentioned on why the Ferrari 250 GTOs are worth at least the double of price of the Ferrari 250 LM, that actually won Le Mans overall.

The pumped - up bodywork is apparently inspired by the Audi 80 IMSA GTO racers of the 1980s, and while the TT's 5.5 - inch wider body isn't quite as broad as those IMSA cars, it's a pretty good look.