Per capita expenditure, the measure of current or 'immediate' living standard rather than income, was considered as economic status due to the fact that expenditure is the preferred direct measure of welfare in developing countries.
Achieving an immediate decrease in the current or voltage during practical experiments is known to be difficult due to the limited properties of current sources.
*Accounting standards setting that responds expeditiously, concisely and clearly to current and immediate needs and reflects business realities.
Many of the individuals who oppose this tower are current and immediate past P.T.A. volunteers who have generally supported board of education initiatives in the past.
Research has shown that drivers function in a state of current and immediate knowledge of the driving environment.
Dr Phil Banfield, chair of BMA Cymru Wales, told BBC Wales there was a "current and immediate" concern to sort out the NHS, while the plans for a new hospital in Cwmbran by 2018 were still in the outline stage.
This suggests that the households are trying to resolve a current and immediate rodent infestation issue.
In this model, the ability of drivers to accurately predict the current and immediate future state of the road is one of the key elements.
More rostrally, the posterior PFC (Fig. 1, blue region Y) begins to represent information regarding the current and immediate context in which the stimulus appears, for example, in tasks where an instruction cue indicates how the stimulus should be processed.
When on the lower layer animals could visit one of six neighbouring arms (two horizontally adjacent, two diagonally adjacent, one directly above the current arm, or an immediate revisit).
The following are considered as next-of-kin: current spouse and immediate family (mother, father, daughter, son, sister, or brother).
