The low-overhang group lost 21.3percentt in value, less than half the loss of the high-overhang group.
In later work, for example, "Dealing with Debt" (JIE 2015), we show that in the past advanced countries have taken more heterodox approaches to dealing with very high debt overhang than is commonly remembered.
Others, some barely four feet tall, climbed a 20-foot-high bridge overhang and did somersaults into the river.
Technology companies that in 1999 had a high stock-option "overhang" -- the number of options granted and remaining to be granted as a percentage of total shares outstanding -- lost an average of 44.9percentt in market value in the 12 months ended in January, according to a survey by Watson Wyatt Worldwide, the consulting firm.
Initial phases for the two Dna2-ADP-ssDNA complexes were obtained by molecular replacement with PHASER (McCoy et al., 2007) using the apo-Dna2 structure as the search model, and the structures were refined using REFMAC5 (Winn et al., 2011) and PHENIX (Adams et al., 2010), with TLS parameterization of temperature factors of the high resolution Dna2-5' overhang DNA complex.
The Gym has 10,000 ft2 of wall space and 35 ft high walls with overhangs, roofs, and aretes.
In Europe, officials are also turning to stealth taxes, particularly financial repression, to resolve high public-debt overhangs.
The besieged group turned to run back to their territory, when, according to historian Francis Manwaring Caulkins in 1866, they "suddenly reached the high precipice that overhangs the cataract (the falls of the Yantic River) and plunged" into the abyss beneath.
In Pasadena and Los Angeles, their "ultimate bungalows," as Makinson called them, were built with dark shingled exteriors, high ceilings, long overhangs, sleeping porches, exposed beams, intricate woodwork, and leaded glass windows.
Trees that grow in rocky crevices of high mountains, or that overhang cliffs, remain dwarfed and gnarled throughout their existence.
Contrary to claims that increased equity requirements reduce lending, it is, in fact, high indebtedness and debt overhang that lead banks to avoid making loans, they said.
