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He was also right on a range of narrower economic issues that he debated with Keynes and the Keynesians — mainly the latter, because Keynes, who died in 1946, changed his positions with maddening (to Hayek) regularity and held his disciples to be "fools".
Twin UV telescopes operating separately in the near UV (NUV) and far UV (FUV) along with an optical channel provide the highest angular resolution UV imaging over a range of narrow and wide-band filters.
In a typical experiment on a new material system, image stacks or total XEOL-XANES data (substituting a photomultiplier tube for the camera) are taken through a range of narrow band filters across the bandwidth of the device.
There were, however, a range of scenarios, narrow, but realistic, in which such an unfavourable association resulted in an increased prevalence and in the persistence of infection.
He explained: "Where institutions rely on too narrow a range of people from too narrow a range of backgrounds with too narrow a range of experiences, they risk behaving in ways and focusing on issues that are of salience only to a minority but not the majority in society".
Both companies will offer a wide range of narrow-interest music channels.
As ticket prices rise ever upwards, I wonder whether that means that artists and audiences are inclined to see a narrower range of work made by a narrower range of artists.
The second is that drilling children in a narrow range of subjects with a view to passing an equally narrow range of assessment tests constitutes a good education.
But Starbucks relies on a previous model: a narrow range of blockbuster hits geared toward an older, educated audience.
Make sure you train within a narrow range of intensity and are working within a narrow range of percent of VO2-max (percentage of maximum oxygen consumption).
Whether students are, in fact, gaining a deeper understanding of a narrower range of knowledge is the $64,000 question of the essential schools movement.
