Instead, individual exchanges should have the flexibility to develop tick sizes that are tailored for a limited number of stocks with distressed liquidity.
"It's really a stock picker's paradise, a place where you really have the flexibility to develop yourself and look at whatever stocks make sense," he said.
Nevertheless, whilst case-study prototypes and "best-practice" guidelines can be useful to encourage uptake of a new approach, planners working in the Coral Triangle must have the flexibility to develop strategies that are responsive to local needs and conditions, without needing to comply with standard approaches.
Our mechanism has the flexibility to service these applications as they develop, in addition to complementing traditional repeater networks as they are deployed.
The numerical model developed in this study has the flexibility to use experimentally derived relative permeability functions.
There is no requirement for the number of calls/meetings between the student and the client, and you and the student would have substantial flexibility to develop a schedule of check-ins that work for clients.
Paying monthly for SaaS means you have the flexibility to change providers as technology develops and alternative solutions become better suited to your business.
A more common criticism of the civics tests, especially from the left, is that it gives over-tested students yet one more exam to take, meaning that time-crunched educators have less flexibility to develop their own lesson plans.
An architectural design process is investigated to achieve form flexibility in industrialized building systems (IBS), as IBS constructions do not have sufficient flexibility to develop varied architectural forms.
