But others saw it as a chance to learn more about a universal basic income, a way to prove that it could work and a chance to show people the human face of a hypothetical policy fix.
The word covers a variety of hypothetical technological fixes for the problem of climate change.
And unlike some systems, the Meadowlands solution varies signal timing by a wide margin based on actual traffic flow, not pre-determined hypothetical – and fixed – rush-hour and off-peak calculations.
Take generations before us, they were not likely to debate on hypothetical bases, they were fixed in their ideologies, yes, with an exception of others who managed to see beyond the current and past.
We assume that the hypothetical risk factor is fixed at the individual level, for example country of birth.
As there is still a considerable lack of consolidated information on the aerodynamic and canopy resistances for the various cropped surfaces, the FAO Penman-Monteith method is used in this handbook only for estimating ETo, the evapotranspiration from a well-watered hypothetical grass surface having fixed crop height, albedo and surface resistance.
2. Create N hypothetical flux distributions along the upper bound of the product envelope by fixing their yield.
This model evaluated 4 distinct protocols for screening a fixed and defined hypothetical cohort of newborn infants.
Participants (N=47) completed a substance use survey and a delay-discounting measure that asked them to make a series of choices between a fixed amount of hypothetical money to be delivered immediately and a larger amount to be delivered after a range of delays.
To these fixed (€30,024 for 20 hypothetical patients) and variable (€900 per patient) costs of the one year telemedical support, an extra 25% for infrastructure expenses was added.
In CAP studies, it may be important to make a comparison between the actual exposure level and some hypothetical level (e.g. a fixed or zero level of exposure to air pollution), known as the counterfactual scenario [ 66].
