He called his discovery "a perpetual financing machine".
And since there was no way to swap one journal for another, cheaper one, the result was, Maxwell continued, "a perpetual financing machine".
In finance, machines predicting price changes is a significant win for companies, but without the explainability factor, it may be hard to convince regulators that it has not violated any regulations.
The low voter turnout in these gubernatorial elections should send a very clear message to frustrated Wisconsinites, and now, it seems, America as a whole: If you feel strongly, angry letters, and mass protests aren't enough against the campaign finance machines.
Once a campaign finance reformer, Mr. Brown has morphed into a campaign finance machine.
Left unsaid was the belief that Mr. Bush and his campaign, at the time a richly financed machine, could best help Mr. Giuliani's campaign, by either sharing lists of donors or helping with fund-raising.
Mr Morsi, its reserve candidate, was a professor of engineering known for unquestioning loyalty to the Brotherhood's "guidance bureau .Despite the Brotherhood's powerful and well financed machine, Mr Morsi garnered just 25% of the vote; more than any other candidate, but a lot less than expected.
Mr Caballero tells a related story; low interest rates during the bubble period were due to a universal hunger for safe assets.The desire for safe assets, for collateral or otherwise, helped fuel the construction of the securitisation and structured finance machine that plowed capital back into housing markets.
The initiative draws on Duke's expertise in Bayesian statistics, image processing, genomics, remote sensing, wireless devices, social science, healthcare, signal processing, finance, machine learning,computer science and a host of other fields.
Thus far GE's real estate lenders haven't had much to do with the folks financing copy machines.
