Extending the transfer tax gives towns the ability to borrow money for a longer term, spreading out the debt over more years.
An optical free-space link is highly desirable for extending the transfer distance, because of its low atmospheric absorption for certain ranges of wavelength.
This paper extends the transfer matrix technique (TMT) to the transient response analysis of a large complex non-linear rotor-bearing system by a transfer matrix-Newmark formulation itegration method.
Extending the transfer restrictions another year without a significant loosening, or without at least a firm agreement by the White House and Congressional leaders to rejoin the issue early in the new year, would risk running out the clock and permanently marring Mr. Obama's record of safeguarding American justice and protecting human rights.
In a statement released this evening, Zynga said: As part of the offering, all selling stockholders, as well as all officers and directors, have agreed to lock-up agreements that extend the transfer restrictions on their shares until at least 90 days following the offering.
Turbulence has extended into the transfer market, with James McClean taking a pay cut from Sunderland to become the club's 10th summer signing on Thursday and nine members of the relegated, Cup-winning squad leaving the DW Stadium.
A new formulation is proposed to directly extend the virtual transfer function between inputs (VTFBI) approach to ill-conditioned systems with dimensions higher than 2 × 2.
This paper extends the Domain Transfer via Analogy (DTA) method with persistent mappings, correspondences between domains that are incrementally built up as a cognitive system gains experience with a new domain.
Kruger and Scholl (2008) extended the MPRCSP by considering transfer times and its cost.
The systems combine a flexible node design, cyclic flow-rate modulation, and relayed operation of the inlet/outlet ports to extend the mass-transfer zone over the largest possible length, while keeping it inside the system at all times.
