There's no doubt that the financial sector needs to be smaller; Philippon suggests that, given the demands of businesses for capital, a normal financial sector would be about the size it was in 1996.
Again, Egypt is a striking example: Nasser socialized the economy in the 1950s and 1960s, but starting in the 1990s, Egypt has slowly dismantled parts its state-run economy in favor of a normal business sector.
Thus, we can conclude that if the scale of a sector is configured properly, the reverse sector can save more energy than normal sector in terms of reducing hop count in the WSN.
In the double-coincidence profiles, the FWHMs are 3.2° and 10.3° for the narrow and normal sectors, respectively.
Fig. 7 Carbon foil holders for the normal sectors (left) and narrow sectors (right), with open areas of 12.5° and 2.5° in the azimuth, respectively Fig. 8 Dependences of count rates and efficiencies on the incident azimuthal angle for the a narrow and b normal channels.
To further investigate the influence of TDF+PI/r-based cART regimens on renal function between individuals with normal and abnormal renal function, the TDF+PI/r group was divided into a normal renal function (eGFR≥90 ml/min/1.73m) sector and an abnormal one (90>eGFR≥50 ml/min/1.73m) based on eGFR baseline.
Private sector unions have a normal check on their ambitions that public sector unions don't have.
And if I lose, then Michelle, I'll give up politics.' (She's like, 'Yes!') 'If I can't do it this time, I promise I'll get a normal job in the private sector, so this'll be the last time I ask you to do this — unless I win.
What I am doing is ensuring that a normal market develops in this sector".
The slit window was mounted together with a normal window on a single sector cell such that the slit was facing the inside surface of the centerpiece.
