Through careful treatment of the stock/flow distinction in repeated-game settings, we find that commodity money, even when its value derives heavily from its institutional role, remains defined by its flow characteristics, in contrast to fiat money, for which the control function is defined inherently in terms of stock variables.
Doonan has an interesting riff on high-end food, which he defines as inherently gay.
"An interrelated system of financial intermediaries" — a banking system, broadly defined — "is inherently unstable," Posner writes.
All in all, it is easy to see why a chaotic and discriminatory regime for global-trade is developing, with a multitude of tariffs and quotas applying to particular products, all depending on administratively defined and inherently arbitrary definitions of the product's "nationality .In the 1930s trade preferences and discrimination proliferated worldwide because of protectionism.
On the other hand, there are systems that employ knowledge-bases to determine the context of the interactions and to define the boundaries inherently established by the e-Commerce.
In order to apply the model one must inherently define the appropriate spatial resolution (i.e., the areas to model migrations between/within).
The way we define ourselves is inherently political and the words we align ourselves to are also intrinsically tied to our self-esteem and image.
Our findings suggest that the host mtDNA variants in key redox pathways inherently define the gut microbiome, which in turn will structure their community and carriage patterns.
However, while defining standards for the representation of numerical/quantitative data, the RDF standard does not inherently define an approach to representing the measurement units associated with that data [ 10].
"The value proposition is inherently defined in terms of social benefit," said Sean Martin McDonald, executive director of Frontline.
The concepts of "relevant" and "interesting," however, are not crisply defined and are inherently dependent on the context and subjective judgment of investigators.
