Wahooly will always be the single shareholder in its startups, paying users based on its point system, with points being calculated against the net result of Wahooly's success with its investments.
We consider that the level of risk a premises is perceived to be at, based on its point distance from an IP, may be altered by knowing actual premises contiguity, particularly in the case of contact spread diseases such as FMD since the distance between two farm point locations may be considerable despite their fields actually being in contact.
In this paper, we propose a geometric method for checking the injectivity of rational Bézier surface based on its control points.
On the whole, if you take a weighted average of the Hispanic turnout in each state based on its tipping point index, it comes out to about 6 percent, less than the 9 percent Hispanic turnout throughout the country as a whole.
Weight Watchers has long promoted a multipronged approach — with a flexible diet, based on its own point system, along with weekly educational meetings.
The phrase "net neutrality" refers to the idea that all internet traffic should be treated equally and that service providers should not be allowed to block, slow or degrade traffic based on its type, point of origin or destination.
In fact, the model now rates Wisconsin as the fourth-most important state based on its tipping point index, up from tenth place before, and trailing only Ohio, Florida, and Virginia.
Proponents of anekāntavāda apply this principle to religion and philosophy, reminding themselves that any religion or philosophy even Jainism which clings too dogmatically to its own tenets, is committing an error based on its limited point of view.
Based on its isoelectric point and its relation to the other HP1β isoforms detected in the Western blot, spot 1 in Figure 3E represents most likely the unphosphorylated form of HP1β.
The usefulness of chromite as a refractory is based on its high melting point of 2,180 °C (3,960 °F), moderate thermal expansion, the stability of its crystalline form at elevated temperatures, and its neutral chemical behaviour.
