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Harvesting should be carried out rapidly - the cutting managed in a week if possible - so long as the weather is dry and there is no wind , the morning and evening of a fine day being particularly favourable to the flower gathering , on account of the fact that a certain amount of the ester portion of the oil is dissipated by a hot sun , as is easily seen by the fact that the Lavender plantations , and all fields of aromatic plants , are most highly perfumed about mid-day . Due to the separation ( orthogonality ) of these sets , it is conceivable that two Extensions that are defined at a later date could have identical Type values , so long as one of the Extensions may be used only in Mobile IP control messages and the other may be used only in ICMP Router Discovery messages . In particular , the development of computers and the integration of computers into the production process raises the concern that the current recovery period is too long for computers and for production equipment that increasingly relies on computer technology . An attempted global implementation of ERP systems has taken an extremely long time . And I know that Norris made that comment to me once when I complimented him for carrying that fight on the Muscle Shoals , the basic program for the beginning of the Tennessee Valley , and I complimented him for being tenacious about it , and carrying it so long and being licked so many times and then finally winning it . In regard to the vote within seven days , again , this will allow employers more time to intimidate employees , and we believe that period of time is too long . There is also the question of why it took so long for APA to establish a governance unit to address aging concerns . Such meticulous statistics indicate the true nature of immigrant labor : that it is welcome - - legal or not - - so long as there is a need for cheap labor . This suggests rapid obsolescence , which some commentators use to support their argument that the five-year recovery period for computers is too long . It was given , I am sure , because they had kept her in the nursery too long for the last of her tests . Should I tell people what I am doing so that they do n't think I am taking an unreasonably long break ? Some industry representatives also argue that computerized equipment may be depreciated over too long a recovery period .