Considering the elemental and COD balances, the conversion rates were reconciled (i.e., adjusted for the balances to close) and their statistical consistency checked (i.e., tested for the presence of gross measurement errors) [ 21].
And while the postwar generation were devout savers, Nishimura says his bank balance returns to close to zero every month after he has paid a modest sum to his parents and spent the remainder on evenings out with friends and financing surfing and fishing trips.
Within limits, market participants can however also resort to the balancing energy market to close their positions.
Central bank officials, who worry that higher oil prices could double Cuba's balance of payments deficit to close to $1 billion this year, are to meet these creditors in November.
Mr. West estimated that as many as 13,000 midprice restaurants would have to close to balance supply and demand and return the industry to prerecession levels of profitability.
He speculates that Murdoch will hold out for a much better price and get it towards the end of the year, when Vivendi will be under pressure to close its balance sheet.
"Others are precariously balanced, so we've had to close off the area".
Quantification of excess N2 N in groundwater helps to close N balances at the local, regional and global scales.
It values its alliance with China as a balance to its close but prickly relationship with its other neighbour, India.In this section Rocket man v Bulldozer Land of the Yellow Emperor Road warriors Good neighbours Putting the Hell in Helmand Ruling the tiger park Correction: India Reprints Related items Tibet: Hu's afraid of the Dalai LamaNov 16th 2006China enjoys some ideological support, too.
He was on one of his trips to India earlier this fall, in fact, looking for an ashram, when his son got into trouble and ended up in jail, prompting Balance to come home to be closer.
