Broadcom stands ready to negotiate its proposal on a comprehensive basis on terms that are realistic for both parties and their respective stockholders, but has not yet found a counterparty prepared to do the same.
This is a sharp contrast to the theological, moral, and eschatological terms that are the basis of Aboriginal cosmology.
Mogulof's predictable and tired invocation of the First Amendment highlights the way in which the university's commitment to so-called "free speech" is applied only on a selective, case-by-case basis in terms that are contingent upon how said speech affects the financial backing of the university.
This is because cortical columns have tended to be defined in operational terms, that is on the basis of observations made with different techniques or as seen in different preparations, often of a particular animal species (reviewed in Jones 2000; Rakic 2008).
While it is lawful to accept foreign loans on a commercial basis, these could count as donations if they were advanced on terms that were more favourable.
In this way, the operator can rent, on short-term basis, resources that are temporally obsolete for him and automatically regain and continue using them after the renting period ends.
The model is formulated in terms of basis functions that are products of Jacobi polynomials and complex exponentials.
If Mr. Friedman were to find himself in the governor's mansion – on a long-term basis, that is – the parties would be lively.
Reliance on local authority discretionary housing payments to make up this shortfall, as the government has suggested, is nonsense and unworkable, and no housing association can plan with certainty on the basis of support that is short term, discretionary and already overstretched.
Many approaches aim at decomposing the signal on a set of constituent elements (that are termed atoms, basis or simply dictionary elements), to obtain an exact representation of the signal, or in most cases an approximative but parsimonious representation.
