Southerners strain to get a glimpse or a snapshot of their mysterious neighbors, sometimes placing their open palms against the windows of the cheerleaders' buses, which usually elicits a return gesture in kind, along with lots of smiles.
This means that: (i) one needs to make rather strong assumptions on the market for eliciting a return distribution, and (ii) the parameters of this distribution need be somehow estimated, which is quite a critical aspect, since optimal portfolios will then depend on the way parameters are estimated.
The excesses of rock superstardom elicited both a return to DIY rock and roll (in the roots sounds of performers such as Bruce Springsteen and in the punk movement of British youth) and a self-consciously camp take on rock stardom itself (in the glam rock of the likes of Roxy Music, David Bowie, and Queen).
One stretch stood out: serving at 4 4, down two break points, Williams hit a huge first serve, eliciting a weak return inside the baseline, which Williams easily put away.
When one of the two countries elicits a higher return to education than the other, the flow of migrants optimally chosen by this country is not equal to the one chosen by the other country.
This letter described the general purpose of the study, elicited cooperation, and provided a return form and envelope.
And let's face it: acting elicits a much quicker return.
The Tokyo native flew into Mexico with a tourist visa and a return ticket, but he never left the airport, eliciting comparisons to the 2004 Tom Hanks movie "The Terminal".
IAQ management practices were independent of the amount of follow-up effort required to elicit return of a questionnaire.
In meeting with the news media, only the fourth time he has done so in three months as the Cowboys' coach, Parcells did elicit a quick smile after diminishing the impact of his return on the franchise.
