Argentina (in 1989), Venezuela (in 1994), South Africa (in 1985), Brazil (in 1994), South Korea (in the mid-1980s) and Sri Lanka (in the early 1990s) all suffered financial crises of varying severity despite being closed to short-term capital inflows.Sometimes, that is, other aspects of liberalisation have been to blame for the increase in instability.
This causes prices of these bonds to appreciate and their yields to move down closer to short-term rates, resulting in a flattened yield curve.
But at least the three-T argument brings us closer to a conversation about legitimate means of stimulus, rather than closer to short-term meltdown and long-term disaster.
Because the bomber's return fire was considered so dangerous, fighter pilots were trained to open fire at long range, 300 to 400 yards, then break away without closing to short-range.
It is 15 minutes from Newark Liberty Airport and close to Short Hills shopping, but in Union County, not Essex, where taxes are higher.
Corporate and foundation donations for 1999-2000 hadroppeded off to $658,019 -- close to $540,000 short of what was projected for that year.
The J-V curve of the spin-dip device shows anomalous behavior close to the short circuit condition, where the slope of the curve and therefore the shunt resistance changes significantly.
The type of information we received from respondents is very close to the short statement format given in Table 3.
The cleavage frequency in a wt strain is too low to obtain a library comparable to that of the H4S47C strain, which requires that two cleavages are sufficiently close to generate short fragments.
At a population level, omitting data on RF-EMF from such sources is not expected to be important, however in specific situations such sources can be relevant, for instance, if someone lives close to a short wave transmitter.
Enzymatic fragmentation employs type II restriction endonucleases to cleave dsDNA at (or at close proximity to) short (3 8 bp) recognition sequence sites [ 16].
