For some courage — defined, in this case, as facing pain without being deflected from his chosen course of action — take Calcavecchia.
After that it flattens out.The reason may be that investors desire liquidity, defined in this case as assets they can sell easily and for which they can realise close to full value.
The two zones are separated by the tree line, or timberline, defined in this case (the term also applies to the upper limit of arboreal growth at high elevations) as the absolute northern limit of treelike species, although even beyond it the same species may be found in low shrubs and dwarfed forms.
It's going to offer everyone the same features, and charge for Workplace by monthly active users — defined in this case as opening up and using Workplace at least once in the month.
Nonetheless, he argued that Trapit increases authenticity (defined in this case as "removing layers of abstraction between the buyer and the seller") by allowing employees to promote their companies without turning into complete "corporate shills".
An "All" size class was also defined: in this case molecules were drawn from the whole Mcule database, regardless to size.
If (r_{f}=0), the partnership is advantageous for any (lambda >lambda _{0}), and the IDR cannot bind for (lambda le lambda _{0}.) There is thus no critical leverage defined in this case.
Furthermore, following Silber (1988), we take into account asymmetry of the distribution of ages at death in a modified index e A, defined in this case as: {e}_A={e}_0-mathrm{S}mathrm{D}left 1-Aright D}left 1-Arighta measure of asymmetry.
The Euclidean distance function can be defined in this case as follows: D 2 = ∑ t = 1 T 1 − μ Z t ( N t ( X ¯ t ) 2 + 1 − μ Z t ( D t ( X ¯ t ) 2 1 2, Open image in new window (99).
(A citizenry defined, in this case, as "people shopping for stuff").
