The results show that households face multiple shocks and that FPES are the most widely used coping strategy used by households facing idiosyncratic shocks, by households, followed by kinship.
(Via Confessions of an Idiosyncratic Mind) By Jia Tolentino By Alan Burdick By John Cassidy By Atul Gawande.
We find that approximately 41% of the residual variation of the bargaining model can be explained by idiosyncratic effects, 12% by insurer-specific effects and 29% by hospital specific effects.
The store, he said, has seen a run on Art Deco pins and Chanel-like Maltese crosses, priced from several hundred to several thousand dollars, as well as on idiosyncratic designs by Tony Duquette and estate-inspired pieces by Kenneth Jay Lane.
The production function of each labor firm is linear in average idiosyncratic productivity by its employees, which is given by (h^{av}_t) and will be determined later in Sect.
Postmodernism offers us "uncreative writing"; metamodernism offers "creative metawriting" whose content is equal parts ineluctably idiosyncratic (individuated by author) and indubitably locomotive (informed by extant but always-already evolving local or regional truth-quotients).
But the scenes that really raise the temperature are those that celebrate the playwright's obsession with baseball, as embodied by one dumpy, lonely money manager, portrayed to idiosyncratic perfection by Denis O'Hare.
Other standouts include the idiosyncratic "Uranus" by Esther Saxey, about gay love, alienation, and astral travel; and "Magnus Lucretius" by Mark Charan Newton, a sly tale of murder and deception narrated by the robot slave of a future Roman "planetcrafter".
Stone's reputation, however, began to wane in the 1960's and 70's as his designs became more idiosyncratic, and by the time he died in 1978, he had been written off by many architects as an oddball.
