This last utility function is not particularly meaningful in terms of policy applications, but nevertheless offers insights on the importance of individual incentives for solving the problem of segregation.
In temperate and humid climates where irrigation is supplemental to rainfall, PI is less developed but nevertheless offers scope to make more effective use of rainfall, help reduce the non-beneficial losses associated with irrigation (deep drainage, nitrate leaching) and provide farmers with evidence to demonstrate environmentally sustainable practices to processors and retailers.
Bert calls him a "born loser" but nevertheless offers to stake him in return for 75% of his winnings but Eddie refuses.
But he nevertheless offered another indication that the wounds Trump's campaign has inflicted on the Republican Party won't soon be healed.
Louisville also caught a break with its Round of 16 opponent, Oregon — which may well have been underseeded as a No. 12 but which nevertheless offers a much more favorable matchup than No. 4-seeded St . Louismight have (especially in a game played in Indianapolis).
It was only 16 years ago, but it nevertheless offers a gauge for the pace of change.
"The novel engages the reader with a reality that he or she may not have experienced in the 'real' world, but which nevertheless offers truths in a way that is transforming to the reader.
Drawn as much by public subsidies as by patriotism, they nevertheless offer a reed of hope for an industrial renaissance.
That might also be said of the works by her three colleagues, which nevertheless offer charming glimpses of regional subjects.
A sentential account of the a priori (such as the two-dimensionalist account offered in Stalnaker 1978) can accept this norm, accept the PP, and nevertheless offer some kind of explanation of the apparent counterexample.
The recognition that combining images from different techniques can nevertheless offer significant diagnostic advantages gave rise to sophisticated software techniques to co-register structure and function retrospectively [8, 9].
