Last year Credit Suisse, Citigroup and Morgan Stanley all received enough encouragement from regulators to announce agreements with domestic securities firms for some form of tie-up.
This season he added more sporty elements to his collection: a tailored slate wool jacket over slouchy shorts, indigo print shirts and full skirts using the Japanese shibori technique (a more meticulous form of tie-dye) and some worn with pullovers in kelly green, which is Mr. Panichgul's nod to hippie-preppy.
That is a just a form of "tying": forcing you to buy one product to get access to another and shifting the cost of one onto the price of the other.
A sparkly mélange of fabrics and prints emerged -- this being Som's comeback runway show -- in the form of tie-neck chiffon blouses, neat pencil skirts belted at the waist and gorgeous sheath dresses.
Even more broadly, other forms of tie breaking can lead to ambiguous results in not only discrete data, but in continuous data, e.g. exclusion region clustering [22].
Patel is leading the charge to see our aid budget provide benefits to the UK – straying very close to forms of "tied" aid that were dismissed, both legally and ethically, over 20 years ago.
These are understood to include the possibility of some form of commercial tie-up with Five.
He needed a great finishing kick, in the form of a tie for 11th at the third playoff event, to move into the top 30 in the FedEx Cup standings and qualify to compete here.
There existed an edge between two vertices if the corresponding individuals were observed to have a link in the form of friendship, ties to any terrorist organization, co-participation in training camps and/or wars, or co-participation in any previous terrorist attacks.
The pattern of ties forms a specific structure in a network whereas actors occupy positions within this structure.
