For example, a high value of a pollutant does not necessarily mean that a person is at high risk if the pollutant is rapidly cleared from the body (i.e., in minutes to hours).
For example, with a higher value of R0, a global epidemic would be more "synchronized" (individual cities' peaks would be more clustered) and the delay would be less pronounced.
For example, let's say you can acquire a "high value" customer – say someone worth $6 in lifetime value — for an acquisition cost of $3, and let's say you can acquire a "low value" user worth $2 in lifetime value for an acquisition cost of $1. Don't think that pursuing one customer or the other is an either/or decision.
It is recommended that you use of either an RF choke or a high value resistor (100k, for example) from the random wire input to the ground.
In our example, this could only be "corrected" by estimation of a higher value for CL.
The project was a good example of the high value of Big Data in approaching potential consumers of an Internet credit service.
For example, only 50percentt of students who were surveyed felt that recruiters placed a high value on personal integrity, and only seven percent said they think recruiters place high value on their understanding of sociopolitical issues.
Carolyn Weisz is a textbook example of a high delayer.
This example highlights the high value of DY1102-based comparisystemstom to exploring the underlying mechanism of chalkiness formation.
This was the era when a Labour chancellor, Gordon Brown, could give a speech to a gathering of bankers and asset managers and tell them: "The financial services sector in Britain, and the City of London at the centre of it, is a great example of a highly skilled, high value-added, talent-driven industry that shows how we can excel in a world of global competition.
