In most early decision programs, students promise to enroll in exchange for an advance heads up; early action is not binding, though the new single-choice variation limits students to only one early application.
'There would be lack of choice and variation.
The results can be useful to control system dynamics through an appropriate choice and variation of parameter values.
Using Demographic and Health Survey data for Benin, Kenya and Ethiopia together with Bayesian hierarchical and spatial modelling, this paper quantifies the impact of household-level factors on cooking fuel choice, assesses variation between communities and districts and discusses the likely nature of contextual effects.
To support the development of a demand-based care system, four dimensions should be taken into account simultaneously [ 19]: choice options, variation, client interaction, and joint delivery.
Because mate choice increases variation in mating success, this will generally reduce effective population size and erode genetic diversity in the captive population; thus, the benefits of incorporating mate choice will need to be balanced against any costs.
In Speech Hedge, the in-conversation interaction is indeed a choice between variations, but rather than pre-packaged by the technology provider, they are created or collected by the individual through an interaction that would prove too demanding and distracting in live conversation.
Licensed instructors who belong to ZIN (the Zumba® Instructor Network) have access to the newest Zumba fare -- updated routines, more song choices, more variation in style and the specialties like Zumba Toning, Aqua, Step, Sentao etc.
The ring tones are also stunningly clear and pure, if you can even call them ring tones; all 12 choices are variations of crystalline, single-note bells or wood blocks.
As products are rolled out, investors tend to benefit from increased choices, better variations of product and price competition among providers.
