He attempted to operationalize person and environment concepts in commensurate terms.
I read that sentence and I was like, "What the hell?" To suggest that these people are commensurate in terms of their weight in the planet or in terms of the history of capitalism and empire that they benefit from is ridiculous.
However measured in commensurate utility terms, if the individual does move from i to j he also bears costs v i j so the net expected benefit he could secure from a move to j is N B jh = Σ x π x j u ( f 1 x j, f 2 x j,.. f Kx j ) − v ij − u ( f 1 h, f 2 h.. f Kh ).
The office of Preet Bharara, the United States attorney in Manhattan, without specifying a number of years, had asked the judge to impose "a substantial" term "commensurate with the significance and gravity" of Mr. Rosen's criminal conduct.
Whether this can be termed a type of colonisation of the lifeworld would require further investigation along these lines, but our own study suggests that a revision of terms commensurate with the practical agency of lifeworld subjects be explored.
"Creating long-term value for a pension fund means recognizing the obligation to achieve short-term returns commensurate with the market," said Ibarra.
Searching for the commensurate historical parallel in terms of human capital flight, you would probably go for the time when Justinian shut down the Platonic Academy in Athens, and the philosophers took all their learning to Persia, while the Dark Ages set in for Europe.
I don't mean its cultural environment; this has only a very long-term effect, commensurate with the "ages" of sociocultural history.
Last month, industry leader Annaly Mortgage Management cut its dividend for the third time in less than a year, squeezed by a rise in the short-term rate at which it can borrow, without a commensurate rise in the long-term rate at which it can lend.
By contrast, although history hasn't been kind to the legacy of Mr. Bernanke's predecessor, Alan Greenspan, he received a send-off commensurate with his record five terms of service.
