The current success of the market is often attributed to affordability, but Fox mentions two other familiar factors: fashion and celebrity.
What really appears to have motivated TAMC's decision are two familiar factors: money, and the shifting role of criticism in today's global mediasphere.
Or might they be done in by familiar factors: high prices, short range, long charging times, plentiful gasoline and consumer resistance?
And while the contraction of American theatrical culture is usually blamed on a few familiar factors -- the rise of television, the high cost of mounting and attending productions, a post-Sept.
One of the familiar factors affecting the dynamics of predator-prey models is the functional response, which relates the single predator's prey consumption rate to the prey population density.
Good communication (Hartos and Power 1997), a secure attachment relationship, a democratic parenting style and a good social support network are suggested as important protective familiar factors, both in children and adolescents (Moreno 2004).
Although these bear similarity to the familiar factors of impulsiveness and anxiety, they differ in being derived from a pool of items specifically designed to tap human equivalents of the animal learning paradigms central to Gray's personality theory (approach, active avoidance, passive avoidance, extinction, fight and flight).
Data collected by Vanderbilt University economist Robert A. Margo, author of Wages and Labor Markets in the U.S. 1820-1860 (University of Chicand) and published in a recent paper for the Jerome Levy Economics Institute of Bard College, show how two familiar factors affected the earnings ratio of unskilled to educated labor demand and supply.
It was a truly formidable powerhouse in a familiar form factor.
The Elite Sport carries the company's recent fitness focus into a familiar form factor.
