In 2014, for example, ERA increased the weighting factor for peak TOU zone from 110 to 120 and in 2015, this factor has been increased to 130.
Step 4. As described in Section 7.4.2 of Hendra et al. (2011), formulas were applied to the impacts estimates, especially the estimated impact on earnings, in order to determine some of the remaining benefits and costs listed in the table for example, ERA's effects on indirect taxes, National Insurance Contributions, and pensions.
They've acknowledged, for example, the era's focus on racial diversity and representation by including what is still today an usually high number of African-American artists for a New York group show.
This directs future research to positions of synteny breaks, for example, between ERA and the pre-WGD ancestor for gene functions or changes in gene regulation that may have distinguished the Eremothecium clade from other Saccharomycetes in terms of filamentous growth, sporulation, or general metabolism.
For example, the ERA-EDTA Registry may identify CKD hotspots within Europe and the availability of big data and a Registry-linked biobank may allow developing and testing hypotheses regarding contributing factors, either genetic, environmental or dependent on socioeconomic or organizational factors.
Such descriptions are generally perceived as referring to the look of a house, and not its actual provenance — as, for example, the Colonial era ended in 1776, and the Victorian era in the early 20th century.
At the most recent meeting of Apache shareholders, for example, its New Era Fund voted against the company's pay plan.
Unfortunately for the movie, this performance, which has entered theatrical lore, was also a prime example of the era's popular-front mentality.
Another prime example of the era's movie-centric nostalgia was made by one of the luminaries of the late, lamented high-studio age: "The Front Page," from 1974, directed by Billy Wilder.
For example, Ireland's era of austerity-with-growth in the 1980s depended on a drastic move from trade deficit to trade surplus, which isn't a strategy everyone can pursue at the same time.
Or perhaps a clip from Raymond Briggs' When The Wind Blows, if you can find it, or key scenes from Kubrick's Dr Strangelove as an example of the era's precarious totalitarian brinkmanship.
