This extremely general applicability of the idea of sine waves results in trigonometric functions turning up everywhere you look in physics.
To demonstrate its broad applicability, Aflatoun was piloted in economies beset by different difficulties.
The premium tax credit calculation subprovision later specifies certain conditions regarding state-run Exchanges, but that does not mean that a literal reading of that provision somehow precludes its applicability to substitute federally-run Exchanges or erases the contingency provision out of the statute.
The article is worth reading, although Mr Balcerowicz's narrative of Poland's success and its applicability to the beleaguered nations of the euro area leaves something to be desired.If you want to understand why Poland had a good crisis, you need to understand three things.
It might be more useful to direct advice towards those people, who are limited or constrained in some way, rather than doctoral candidates who can leave their programmes and do something else if they are dissatisfied with the process.Amanda Murphy ChicagoSIR – Scholarly learning or academic training is useless without either market demand or real-life applicability.
However, you suggest that poor applicability is an inherent feature of randomised studies.
Granger tests, however, are of dubious applicability to extremely volatile variables like commodities prices.
All evaluations can suffer from applicability problems, irrespective of whether they are randomised or not.
To the latter work, critics have questioned the broad applicability of the data, given that the key datapoints for Britain and America came from the anomalous years of postwar demobilisation.In an effort to move the ball forward a few paces, we have put the topic to our network of economic experts, asking them:Are current deficit reduction plans likely to boost growth?
However, this tool, too, has only limited applicability, as it cannot get at the central temporal node of the brain where much basic reward activity takes place.Still, Mr Camerer is confident that neuroeconomics will deliver its first big breakthroughs within five years.
This says that "government shall not substantially burden a person's exercise of religion even if the burden results from a rule of general applicability", unless the law is the least restrictive way to further a compelling state interest.
