The losses in a tar sands business, which is opposed by environmentalists because of the high carbon content of the schemes, helped drag down the group's overall first-quarter profits by 62% to $3.49bn; sales halved to $58.2bn.
An overview is given of the proposed technical contents of the new scheme for 'whole-farm soil assessment and management planning', which is based on a blend of VSEE methods, modern soil databases, and extra laboratory testing where appropriate.
Patterns are part of the content but also part of the scheme providing the impact.
To solve such a HMADM problem, a novel heterogeneous axiomatic design (HAD) method is developed by introducing the distance measure into axiomatic design for computing the information contents of the alternative schemes.
To examine the content of the interviews, an encoding scheme using a systematic and iterative method will be employed.
As an illustration of richness of the content and application scheme of the necessary optimality condition (11) we study the optimality of admissible control (u^{0} ( t ) = ( u_{1} ( t ),u_{2} ( t ) ) ^{prime} = ( 0,0 ) ^{prime }), (tin T).
The Buddhist Epistemologists are, in effect, to borrow an idea of Donald Davidson (1984), subscribers to a rigid separation between a conceptual scheme and a perceptual content free from the scheme's additions and distortions, and their problem then becomes how to bridge that very scheme-content gap so that thought and language are still somehow about reality.
Only papers documenting the nature and content of actual schemes were considered for possible inclusion in this paper.
Causal chains and error are what serve to bridge the scheme-content gap, rather than the descriptive content of the apoha.
Coding schemes were produced based on the content of the free text comments, and the data were coded accordingly.
