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underlay
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underlay
felt, rubber, etc., laid beneath a carpet to increase insulation and resilience

underlay [¦ən·dər¦lā]
(graphic arts)
The process of equalizing the impression of the press by inserting small pieces of paper beneath the type form.

underlay
1. Same as underlayment.
3. A layer, such as asphaltic felt, which isolates a roof covering from the substructure; underfelt.


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But this turned out to be a half truth and not all the problems were solved as flash sites rarely if ever appeared for competitive terms without underlaying them with an HTML version.
The Retrieving component provides functionalities for (a) extracting a defined subset of MPEG-7 and MPEG-21 metadata from the DCF file associated to the governed resource, (b) computing the identifiers associated with the extracted metadata, (c) querying the underlaying DHT with the computed identifiers and (d) collecting and merging the lookup results.
j] assumes block exogeneity restrictions that represent the underlaying idea that foreign shocks can affect the small open economy, but not the other way around.
 
 
 
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