Numerical PDE methods are the fundamental strategy for pricing early-exercise constraints, such as the Bermudan-style call feature, into contingent claim models.
Previous attempts to facilitate rigorous evaluations of exercise referral schemes have been hampered by policy and practice constraints [ 25, 26].
Commissioner Elia - "I worked with the School Board to exercise fiscal constraints and be proactive in our approach to the economic crisis..
The associations of birth weight and birth length were positive and significant in taller women (for IGF-1 in Boston P∼0.003 and 0.03, respectively; for IGF-2 in Shanghai P∼0.05 and ∼0.04, respectively), among whom maternal anthropometry does not exercise strong constraints in foetal growth.
Moral norms are taken to be universal and to exercise some constraint on conduct.
In developed nations, breeding and management have sought to maximize yields, exercising little constraint on the use of fertilizers, pesticides and other inputs.
The James Lind Alliance encountered difficulties conducting the asthma exercise due to constraints on clinician and patient time, which prolonged the process to approximately six months [ 16].
Many of the issues identified e.g. difficulty changing ingrained diet and exercise behaviours, financial constraints, the need for more knowledge, and difficulties accessing care are similar to those given by patients in other countries [ 21- 23].
Playwriting is an exercise in both constraint and liberation".
The power to invalidate legislation is, in a sense, the ultimate political power, and mortals who exercise it need constraint.
The OASIS organization defines service as "a mechanism to enable access to one or more capabilities, where the access is provided using a prescribed interface and is exercised consistent with constraints and policies as specified by the service description" [2].
