One reporter at the news conference asked if the tamer Quantum Endowment would function more like an annuity, a low-risk investment sold by the insurance industry.
I construct two economies that have equal endowments, utility functions of investors and payoffs.
The initial purpose of birth planning policies was to control the Chinese population, but the strict implementation of these policies since the late 1970s not only changed people's fertility behaviors but also influenced families' endowment accumulation and structural function (Shi 2014).
By itself, Bax deficiency has been linked to increased primordial germ cell survival, resulting in an increase in follicular endowment and extended ovarian function to advanced chronological age.
Assume it is a function of endowments, returns, and levels of skill that children acquired in the preschool period: s^*{_{2}} left( {theta_{ 1},, alpha_{0},p_{0},r,o} right).
"It's really a function of the endowment going down drastically," said Robb London, the law school's assistant dean for communications.
The way an allocator distributes the endowment depends on his target function, the budget and the characteristics of the potential recipients.
In rejecting any link between fortune (i.e., destiny conceived as a function of qi endowment) and one's residence (i.e., environmental factors), Ruan Kan was in effect saying that destiny is entirely predetermined.
Among its other functions, the Sunni Endowment is charged with oversight of Sunni Arab mosques and holy sites throughout Iraq, giving it wide influence among clerics.
Pushing further, van IJzendoorn and Bakermans-Kranenburg (2012) advocate using randomized controlled trials to study how environmental changing interventions have differential effects as a function of genetic endowments.
There is a continuum of workers indexed by their endowment of labor and distributed with density function h(l) with support in R +.
