The Bank thinks that the effect of the pound on Britain's trade position, plus its own interest-rate increases, will curb GDP growth sharply, from 3.7% in the year to the third quarter of 1997 to well below its long-term trend of 2 1/4% or so, and hence ease inflationary pressures.
The article finally shows how the enforcement of these design features, in particular through mandatory product policies such as the Ecodesign Directive, could facilitate their end-of-life treatment and hence ease the compliance with the waste legislation.
The changes required to VHO application code for incorporating the MIH security are minimal and hence ease of integration with the current MIH code for providing security enhancements.
Hence, EASE-AA is presumably more robust against over-fitting.
Smaller tablets and capsules emerge as an alternative to conventional solid dosage forms with improved dose flexibility hence ease of swallowing.
The rise in the April index "suggests that the earlier easing measures have started to work and hence should ease concerns of a sharp growth slowdown," Qu Hongbin, China economist at HSBC, said in a note accompanying the release Monday.
Hence, to ease the task of the developers, some automatic techniques have been proposed to design self-stabilizing algorithms.
