As an indication of the compounding nature of corporate mistakes, some analysts have said that it was Lucent's self-imposed pressure to achieve overly ambitious revenue goals that led the company to offer ever more generous terms and credit to its customers.
Despite the pragmatic character of this definition, Lavoisier felt free to speculate about the compound nature of the earths, as well as the formation of metal oxides which required the decomposition of oxygen gas.
Guided by theories that emphasize the compounding nature of inequality and with a focus on those that are disproportionately impacted by the drastic increase of incarceration over the last three decades, an exploration of these mechanisms is undertaken.
A training in philosophy was all the more necessary since only a firm grounding in logic and ontology could prepare one in a meaningful way for participation in the subtle theological debates that dominated the best minds at the time, notably the intractable problem of the nature of Christ: Does Christ have two natures, one human, one divine, or one compound nature?
The specific epithet multiplex means "in many pieces", referring to the compound nature of the fruit body.
And for trans women of all stripes, the compounded nature of sexism and anti-trans discrimination in American society makeds transitioning difficult, to say the least.
Nevertheless, small changes in parameter values can cause the population trajectory to deviate from the observed historical trajectory, as a result of the compound nature of population growth involving billions of people.
The integrated, compound nature of the DMN and Freud's descriptions of the integrated, compound nature of the ego.
The compound nature of this marker generates a high level of polymorphism that is suitable for identity testing.
We interpret the equalizing effect of the 3-point method in measuring alpha angles as being a consequence of the compound nature of the alpha angle.
