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Both instruments based on the Holmstrom [Bell Journal of Economics 13 (1982) 324] forcing contract with multiple equilibria, and instruments based on the Segerson study with unique equilibria are tested.
The experiment is designed and instrumented based on an analogous contact mechanics model, taking into consideration the constraints to ensure no impact and no sliding velocity reversal.
These funds generally invest in publically listed securities and derivative instruments based on such securities.
Comparing and organizing instruments based on their complexity is misleading, since advancements in musical instruments have sometimes reduced complexity.
We report on the development of an item test bank and associated instruments based on the National Research Council NRCC) K 8 life sciences content standards.
They found three instruments that addressed all 10 dimensions and three additional instruments based on the Cluzeau instrument, one of which, the AGREE instrument, was the only one to have been validated.
Major financial firms drew rising revenues from wage incomes through the provision of mortgages and equity withdrawals, consumer lending, investment funds and insurance, and from complex financial instruments based on those services.
When the program opened in late September 1998, investments were divided among stocks, bonds and money market instruments based on the age of the intended beneficiary of each account.
Over the last few years, Spong has been building a personal orchestra of Balinese and Javanese percussion instruments based on the gamelan.
'Alice in Wonderland'(Saturday and Sunday) Literally Alive Theater, which adapts books into children's productions, has followed the White Rabbit to Greenwich Village, where it has revived this musical — using video projections and over 30 instruments — based on Alice's adventures.
To examine the responsiveness of generic and condition-specific instruments based on the anchor of self-reported level of global change in patients with colorectal cancer (CRC).
