We suggest that structure prediction potentials could possibly be improved by avoiding such flat terms or reweighting them such that they provide a substantial biasing force towards the native state.
There are many further issues such as that we only observe proxies of risk-free rates and that those rates usually have a non-flat term structure.
In terms of venture capital by company stage, investments into Seed Stage companies decreased 48percentt in terms of dollars and were flat in terms of deals with $919 million going into 396 companies in 2011.
In Berlin, people who let more than half of their flat short-term without obtaining permission from the city council now risk a fine of €100,000.
Nokia's executives describe their own reactions to it in flat, unemotional terms that would seem scripted, if the speakers were not Nordic.
Last time I'd been doing well in the traditional sense – good job, nice flat, long-term partner – so I was hesitant to tell my older, more conservative, relatives that we no longer had a fixed address and had just given all our money to a used-car dealer in exchange for a decrepit van.
The company, they say, has little choice but to wean itself off its reliance on the silver halide print photography business, with its high margins but flat long-term growth prospects, and embrace the less profitable, though potentially larger, digital-imaging market.
The Kobo, their own solution, is actually quite nice but seems to be flat in terms of sales.
Social games and apps, interestingly, are also expected to pretty much stay flat in terms of ad revenues, with $142 million of the total this year.
And I think when the economy begins to recover and you know if you read what Tom Friedman writes, which is very front page these days, the world is getting much more, much more flat in terms of economic activity.
