Although the pace of decline in activity is currently less profound than three years ago, households feel the pressure of a record high unemployment rate, tight fiscal conditions and the exceptional uncertainties of financial markets.
The calcareous rocky slopes with chasmophytic vegetation Cystopterido fragilis-Asplenietum scolopendrii are considered as exceptional, with a degree of uncertainty in the Nord-Pas-de-Calais region.
Torie explains that we have surely been exceptional but there's now uncertainty in the American public sector and some regions can question our judgment, i.e. watching the slaughters in Syria.
Because of the exceptional goodness of fit of the calibration data, the uncertainty in the measured concentrations can be approximated as the uncertainty in the weight measurement of the elemental sulfur used to produce the standards (< 5%).
This attitude is comparable to the treatment of weather warnings and, in exceptional cases, may lead to a very preemptive approach to forecast uncertainty as some commanding firefighters reported: When I get a [warning] message, I start the full program.
Faute de mieux, the rate estimates are reproduced here to illustrate how even extremely unlikely, exceptional scenarios can be accommodated in a BBN, albeit with gross uncertainties; the numbers are not definitive.
However, there is a category of bonds that can provide exceptional yield benefits, so long as investors are flexible and willing to accept some uncertainty regarding call dates.
In addition to the uncertainty about their GATA gene origins, both echinoderms and urochordates have undergone exceptional shifts in their developmental modes relative to other deuterostome phyla.
Pasture is a critical resource, and because of the uncertainty and unpredictability of the ecosystems in which they operate, pastoral communities go exceptional lengths to manage it.
To conserve Australia's exceptional marine biodiversity requires the ability to make good decisions now in the face of uncertainty.
