By James Surowiecki October 20, 2008 One of the peculiarities of the U.S. budget process is that we don't distinguish between "expenditures" that are actually long-term investments, often with high returns for the economy as a whole, and expenditures that are consumption in the traditional sense of the word.
One of the peculiarities of the U.S. budget process is that we don't distinguish between "expenditures" that are actually long-term investments, often with high returns for the economy as a whole, and expenditures that are consumption in the traditional sense of the word.
Practical training and industrial partnerships are actually long-term U.K. initiatives, says Iain Cameron, head of research careers for Research Councils UK (RCUK).
This study confirms that OSTM are actually long-term treatments in the studied region of Switzerland.
If the sensitivity of these single-site screening tests was low, some of our controls may have actually harbored MRSA or VRE, and some of our cases may have actually been long term carriers.
So you could argue that the stress of having memorise so much information, ostensibly to better equip children for later life, actually causes long term memory problems.
Still, four seasons might not be enough to determine if the process will actually work long term — there can be a lot of variation between growing seasons.
Of course, the reality is that the data caps are actually a long term play to help preserve their struggling network and more importantly, make more money.
'But the Lilypad project is actually a long term solution to the problem of the water rising.
Within a media sphere dominated by short form content, is it possible to create short form content that actually creates long term response?
Read each of these sentences and notice what is missing: An explanation of how, exactly, a default or a shutdown would actually prevent the long term accumulation of new debt and "force President Obama to finally to cut spending".
