We have both rescheduled for one reason or another ― but having it out there has eliminated a lot of the issues and changed sex from a difficult topic to one where we are learning from each other.
Let's suppose that in both cases the endpoint cost is zero [which, unfortunately, is unlikely, but if you look at the numbers of the Iraq drawdown, pulling out troops has eliminated most of the cost.] And suppose that in both cases the cost reductions caused by drawing down were linear: that is, when you're half way to drawing down completely, then you're spending half as much.
For next season, Mr. Gremillet has eliminated nine subscription concerts out of this season's 70.
3. Critics of high-stakes testing, of which, ironically, I count myself as one, usually deride that: "High-stakes testing culture has eliminated all the fun out of teaching.
Ms. Buggeln concedes that the huge customer awareness generated by her predecessors has eliminated the need for an all-out media blitz.
Do that through three layers of evaluation and you've eliminated 99 out of 100 ideas.
Therefore, we have eliminated six out of the nine capacitors (Fig. 4b, c). Figure 4 a proposed adder b optimized proposed adder c final design.
White-collar job stability has vanished, thanks to out-sourcing, and firms have eliminated retirement income security by phasing out defined benefit pension plans.
("So are we really going to leave . . . nothing?") But, as some of the restaurateurs who've eliminated the practice have pointed out, there is reason to question both tipping's economic efficiency and its contribution to social welfare.
If the problems of lung cancer and emphysema among smokers could be solved by song, the television commercials the tobacco industry put out would have eliminated those illnesses in a week.
