In this selection process, innovators try out new business models, introducing disruptive innovations [4] that can modify the established value chains, ease the entry of new competitors, and eventually give birth to a new industrial structure.
To ease the interpretation of figures, RATIOPlat values were back-transformed to the original heart ratio values.
If quarterback Eli Manning needed inspiration during the Giants' bye week, he received a double dose to go with some family football values to ease the pain of a four-game losing streak.
"It's about easing the pressure to reduce the value of their assets in community banks, so they don't have to raise more capital," Frank said.
As nominal wages and incomes rise, debt amounts would remain stable (and drop in real value), easing the path to solvency for many and freeing up money for spending, and growth.
A priori knowledge of problem convexity, uni-modality or multi-modality eases the selection of good values of (alpha) and (beta).
In particular, Beijing's surprise devaluation of the yuan this year was seen as a move towards allowing the market, instead of the government, to fix the the currency's value, thereby easing the way to SDR inclusion.
Whitehurst understands his company is selling free software, so they have to add value by easing the implementation and management of these tools for customers.
On the contrary, the use of long datasets (60 years in this work), provides the best results as it eases the identification of extreme rainfall values, which can stand out more markedly from the general trend observed over past decades.
(Quantitative easing, by lowering the value of the euro from its current overvalued level, would help with this, too).
