Also: you know all those times when we said, "Well, the clean and elegant solution to Issue X will take a little longer," and you said, "I have a demo on Wednesday, just get it done now"?
ABN Amro had a simple and elegant solution: It issued short-term liabilities and offered investors an option to return the assets to ABN Amro.
THE ECONOMIST ON IPAD free In keeping with the magazine's brand, the Economist's iPad app is a model of elegant understatement, offering digitised issues for £3.99 each or as part of a subscription.
He wanted to show me An Inconvenient Truth, and his poignant and elegant reduction of these issues really struck a chord with myself as an interested non-expert.
At the risk of simplifying your column, I have to say: "So, what's new?" Your analysis of the issue was elegant but has been known in newspapers since the American Revolution.
You do still have to do all of that one at a time, however, though GoPro says they're working on a more elegant solution to the issue.
The external validity (or ecological validity) and generalizability of RCTs have been questioned for a number of years [ 14], and a recent report provided an elegant test of the issue in the context of psychiatry.
In a technical tour de force, two elegant studies in this issue of Cell Metabolism (Barbot et al., 2015; Bohnert et al., 2015) shed additional light on the role of the MICOS complex by showing that oligomerization of one of its core components, Mic10, is essential for formation of cristae junctions.
The technologies used by eTOXlab (web services, VM, object-oriented programming) provide an elegant solution to common practical issues; the system can be installed easily in heterogeneous environments and integrates well with other software.
Pat Robertson, founder of the Christian Coalition, proclaimed Mr. Bush's compromise "an elegant solution to the thorny issue of stem research by firmly protecting the rights of the unborn".
