In keeping with this current theory, the definition of multitasking in the EM practice has been updated to include the ability to handle interruptions and task switching.
Before interventions were implemented on February 15 , 2014 detection rates were much higher in retail markets than wholesale markets; this finding is in keeping with the theory that AIVs amplify in retail LPMs (15 ).
This appears to be in keeping with the theory of Durkheim in which poor social integration leads to increased suicide in the population [ 7].
And finally, there will be a final exam where, in keeping with the theory of the course, I will distribute every single one of the questions that may appear on the exam in advance.
But rather than trying to market their own brands, foreign carmakers that invest in South Korea are banking on selling more cars with Samsung and Daewoo hood ornaments -- more in keeping with the theory that if you can't beat 'em, join 'em.
Conventional economic thinkers, on the other hand, denounced these splits as "stock watering"; in keeping with the theory of the day, they believed that the shares of stock should equal the amount of investment in physical capital, usually at $100 per share, the standard par value.
The behavior of this global error, step-by-step, from 1 ≤ t ≤ 1.2 and Δt = 10-3 is highlighted in Figure 1; the numerical results are seen to be largely in keeping with the theory.
Shaw, a physicist by training, says the improvements are in keeping with the theory that the spatial awareness and the need to think several steps ahead that are required in keyboard lessons "enhance --or renhance --ortenhance --or patterns.
Natural wines are fermented with native or wild yeasts that grow on the skins of grapes rather than commercially produced foreign yeasts, in keeping with the theory that the less you add to the wine, the better and more authentic it will taste.
