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However, as our analysis has shown the peril of over-investment seems to be rather small, because noisy observability (4.3), imperfect enforcement (4.4) and lengthy proceedings (4.5) create a drift towards under-investment, which has to be overcome by a balanced investment contest initiated by the arbitrator.
The author, who grew up in Birmingham in the 1960's, shifts among voices and perspectives to create a "drifting, collective portrait of a city in distress," our reviewer, Will Blythe, said.
On "Contemplation," another of his own songs, Mr. Vega creates a drift of darkly irresolute chords on a Fender Rhodes alongside the guitarist Anthony Wilson.
The Sea Witch struck the tanker at night in the Narrows and the two ships locked together, creating a drifting inferno that eventually grounded in Gravesend Bay, Brooklyn.
The effects of thermophoresis and Brownian forces which create a relative drift or slip velocity between the particles and the base fluid are included in the simulation.
However, the only pilot with the potential to create a successful drift with Raleigh is Mako Mori, a talented trainee (played by Rinko Kikuchi) who Pentecost is overly protective of.
We quantitatively analyze how the activation of oncogenic K-ras in individual Lgr5+ stem cells accelerates their cell division rate and creates a biased drift towards crypt clonality.
The influence of the Atlantic Ocean and the North Atlantic Drift create a mild, damp oceanic climate.
Thus it seems to be difficult to create a localized distribution of drifting electrons with scale sizes less than 2.6 h in MLT.
During the early stages of a magnetic storm, strong electric fields can penetrate to the low-latitude ionosphere (Gulyaeva et al. 2011) and create a region of strong plasma drift (Kelley 2009).
These were then aligned using the SDSD plug-in for Digital Micrograph [14] and summed to create a high signal to noise, drift-free image, as done in our previous work [15 18].
