When visitors came into the lab, I offered them the option of doing two quantitative activities but I also mentioned something like, "And here's your chance to ask any burning questions you have about human evolution.
This opens the possibility of doing a full, quantitative spatial analysis of any group-living animal, which would then allow the quantitative testing of model predictions (Hamilton, 1971; De Vos and O'Riain, 2010) and provide inputs for a range of spatial studies such as agent-based modelling (Sellers et al., 2007) and enclosure use (Ross et al., 2011).
This observation system has many advantages in determining the volume, temperature and pressure of the sample chamber and doing quantitative analyses of the sample composition and molecular structure by examining FT-IR spectra.
The minutes made clear that the MPC thought the risks of doing too little quantitative easing were greater than those of doing too much.
"What do you think of quantitative easing?" "I haven't tried it, but my grandma always used to recommend a bowl of prunes".
It all starts with the Japanese and the Abenomics pledge to do a lot of quantitative easing.
It did a round of quantitative easing in 2010, Operation Twist in 2011, and an even bigger round of quantitative easing in 2012 all to keep the recovery on track.
For example, Barry Eichengreen, who does a lot of quantitative economic history from a relatively Keynesian perspective, routinely uses Sims-type time-series techniques, e.g. in this paper on multipliers in the Great Depression.
Obviously, economic policy is complicated and economists love to disagree, so the responses of each country may vary, but there are three common policy ways to lower a currency rate: do a round of quantitative easing to expand the balance sheet of the central bank; lower interest rates; or impose capital controls.
We first did the analysis of quantitative data to assess the coverage and quality of postnatal care.
