where λ j and μ r are the Lagrange multipliers, and z r is a factor balancing inequality in Equation (20).
The 2007 project made it easier for rural residents to obtain urban status, a policy intended not only to help balance inequality, but also to enable the government to develop underused rural land.
It was not simply a question of conductor Thierry Fischer failing to balance inequalities; the necessary element of theatricality was also missing.
It increases knowledge of the world around us and helps to balance inequalities.
This gender imbalance in favor of women implicitly serves to balance inequalities in favor of men in the private sector (40 46, 60, 61, 144, 145), and some 'structural' work inequalities in Swedish society (such as in leadership roles, gender biased training, work orientations and unpaid home care) (46 51, 55) and thus a significant change seems unlikely.
Research carried out by the consultancy PwC and thinktank Demos, which takes into account a range of factors including transport, work-life balance, inequality and health, as well as income levels, gives Reading and Bracknell the top score on a new Good Growth index.
Firms are now being regulated by governments in ways intended to clean up the environment and to balance social inequality.
And the political left is more committed to helping the three million Britons who want to work more rather than less, even though a four-day week could balance this inequality.
It would also allow underdeveloped and developing nations to access the same resources and bypass the traditional carbon-heavy stages of burning coal, wood, or manure, effectively helping to balance income inequality on a global scale.
That's one part of her three-pronged strategy that also includes balancing out inequality and a focus on long-term over short-term thinking for businesses.
Both these forms are indirect in giving orders and exhibit Huineng's effort to balance the inequality between a teacher and a student.
