That is, greater virality ensures more freely acquired users, hence minimizing a key cost consideration: cost per user acquisition.
They were on the road to making amends via promises to be good boys after paying additional settlement bucks to the California Department of Business Oversight and New York's Department of Financial Services; the latter poised to lift regulatory shackles that would allow them to freely acquire new mortgage servicing rights (MSR's in the lingo); expanding their base and profit potential.
This partly reflects the misunderstandings around chronic diseases (especially that they are completely freely acquired), the lack of evidence in the hands of policy makers, and the low capacity for policy development [ 143].
But its competition includes Time Warner Cable, which spent freely to acquire Lakers rights that had belonged to Fox Sports West, to start two networks with the marquee N.B.A. teams as their foundation.
As a full-fledged bank, American Express would gain greater access to the Treasury Department's bailout plan for banks, a move that might allow it to lend more freely and perhaps acquire a larger deposit-taking institution.
While the low-generation dendrimer melts demonstrate Newtonian behavior in a wide temperature range of 20÷80 °C, starting from the 6 t h generation, the dendrimer melts lose their ability to freely flow and acquire properties of a material with a well-pronounced yield stress.
Some libertarians have taken it to be self-evident that each of us owns his or her own body and whatever is produced through its labor, provided that the goods used in the labor are freely and justly acquired so that their acquisition does not leave others worst off than they were prior to the acquisition (Nozick 1974).
Okin (1989) argues, however, that the premise leads to absurdity when one takes into account the power of women to produce humans through their physical labor, using sperm that they may freely and justly acquire through purchase without leaving anyone worst off than before.
This paper addresses the problem of tracking the 3D pose of a camera in space, using the images it acquires while moving freely in unmodeled, arbitrary environments.
