19 Boustan (2009), studying the 1940 1970 period, obtains somewhat smaller estimates, which I can closely-replicate by adopting her sample restrictions (including foreign-born and other nonwhite men, excluding the self-employed, those enrolled in school, and those living in group quarters) and experience imputation scheme.
It can compete with much larger outfits, such as Siemens and Honeywell, says Mr Davies, because it can closely tailor products to its customers.
An important feature of vector analysis is that it can closely combine the geometric ideas with algebraic calculations.
As an Estonian citizen, I use my digital identity to log in to government services and digitally sign any contract, meaning that I can feel closely connected to the country as a citizen even when I am not physically in the country.
Her experience I can more closely relate to, because we are in the same industry.
Second, I can listen closely to the multiplicity of voices emerging from an Egypt far too long silenced under the 30-year dictatorship of the outgoing president.
Contempt can closely follow behind loss of respect.
"And we can closely monitor a player's development with data gleaned from the machine.
The deal will allow shows at the theater to use the machine, which can closely replicate the sound of musicians, but only with union consent.
The best of the dozen rooms have balconies right over the water, from which one can closely monitor the goings-on in the harbor.
With treatment, the Piñatex can closely resemble leather while separate thicknesses are also produced, depending on the use of the finished product.
