"Therefore, it is unlikely that challenges to the final equity apportionment to G.M. creditors will change dramatically from the current blueprint".
Hutton is facing questions over whether his overhaul is even necessary after his report suggested the costs of pensions were predicted to drop dramatically once the current spike of baby boomers passed retirement age.
It plans to introduce a $500,000 lifetime limit on the amount of after-tax contributions someone can make to their super, which dramatically reduces the current limit of $180,000 a year.
"Whether Apple somehow messed up or was unable to secure components is an open question," he said, but added, "It does sound like production will increase dramatically in the current quarter".
The Republicans kept using the word "incremental" to describe their proposed changes, but this is really a red herring, in the sense that it implies that their ultimate goal is to dramatically revamp the current health-insurance system, and that they simply want to do so more slowly than Democrats.
However, these numbers could change dramatically, if the current demand for Internet stocks continues to rise.
We can see from Fig. 4 that the results for the first two years were similar and that grades have risen dramatically for the current year.
The spread of antimicrobial resistance among Gram negative bacteria has dramatically reduced the current therapeutic opportunities and hampered the perspectives of drug discovery pipeline.
For AC system, when arc current approaches zero in every cycle, Ei < P m, the conductance g will decrease dramatically; after the current crossing zero, Ei > P m, g will increase, thus resulting in a current distortion at each current zero-crossing point.
Fei et al. [21] report that the bent ZnO PFW cantilever can create a piezoelectric potential distribution across its width at its root and simultaneously produce a local reverse depletion layer with a much higher donor concentration than normal, dramatically changing the current flowing from the source electrode to drain electrode when the device is under a fixed voltage bias.
