This method allowed us to aggregate dimensions of multidimensional poverty measures and consisted of two different forms of cut-offs: one for each dimension and the other relating to cross-cutting dimensions.
No such reorganising principle comes from Mr Romney other than a vague suggestion that every form of cut "is on the table".
The materials tested in this investigation included agricultural seeds (amaranth, panicum, millet, rape, wheat, barley), various plastic granules used in extrusion processes (polyethylene pellets, high impact plastic in the form of cut rod), and a sample of urea.
Now, he said, most of the coming state cuts will be in the form of cuts to specific programs.
He invented a dizzyingly intricate form of cut-paper collage, lighted from behind, called kage-e (pronounced kah-geh-EH), or shadow picture.
Modern educational theory discountenanced rote learning, especially in the form of cut-and-dried questions and answers, and the genre of the catechism became unpopular.
And yesterday in Albany Gov. George Pataki unveiled a budget that passed on much of the pain to New York City and other localities in the form of cuts in state aid.
The figures will prove controversial at a time when councils are passing on large reductions in central government funding to their constituents in the form of cuts to services such as libraries.
Would-be reformers also need to avoid alienating seniors, whose declining support for redistributive measures probably reflects a fear that such policies would come at their expense, in the form of cuts to Social Security and Medicare.
Ms. Gu met British business associates at the Mandarin Oriental, and she presented gifts to some, usually in the form of cut-glass ornaments, a signature product of Dalian.
Another method, used by both America and Japan in the early 1900s, was easy finance, in the form of cut-price government loans.Modern shipping subsidies are used to build economic heft rather than military might.
