Prior to the advent of game theory, therefore, economists were severely limited in the class of circumstances to which they could neatly apply their models.
Restricted comparative cp-laws are nothing but comparative cp-laws in the scope of an exclusive cp-clause, which assert the comparative cp-relation only for a restricted class of circumstances, expressed in terms of allowed values of the independent variable X and the X-independent variables Zi.
A champion is someone who has character and class regardless of circumstances.
(I6/2, female) Also, from teachers' perspectives, emotions triggered by out-of-class circumstances (e.g., family, friends, other students at the university, colleagues) needed to be hidden for reasons of professionalism, particularly if negative in nature (e.g., sorrow due to relationship problems).
Importantly, if the facility for asset-backed securities proves successful, its basic framework can be expanded to accommodate higher volumes or additional classes of securities as circumstances warrant.
Listen to the way we're spoken to already, as if everyone is stuck in some class or station in life, victims of circumstances beyond our control, with government there to help us cope with our fate.
Children can join classes of over 30 in exceptional circumstances, and they often fall back to 30 after a year or two.
"A concatenation of circumstances. . .
Partly, Suntech is a victim of circumstances.
The pair met in nursery school, and Julia, the narrator, charts the fraying of their bond which occurs when stresses of class and circumstance emerge, in adolescence — "a world of adult consciousness, with all the strangeness that implies".
