In taking a stand on what the proper target of a first-order legal theory is, one incurs a number of other methodological commitments.
Quality of Service (QoS) is a key challenge for today's wireless IP networks and implementation of QoS, particularly for supporting voice, video, data and multimedia services in general incurs a number of difficulties that have to be analysed and resolved.
Between buying and selling, collectors incur a number of other costs that can make their hobby-cum-investment more pricey than they might have imagined at the start.
Sadly, however, the bloom went off the rose once users received word that their debit cards, connected to Xapo bitcoin wallets, would incur a number of transaction fees.
Moreover, polyandry can incur a number of costs for females, in terms of time and energy expenditure (Daly 1978), elevated risks of predation (Rowe 1994), injuries (Siva-Jothy 2006), and sexually transmitted diseases (Magnhagen 1991), suggesting that there are compensating benefits for females.
When the expenses incurred by a number of small research sites are used to estimate the cost-effectiveness of delivering an intervention on a national scale, then deciding which expenses constitute 'start-up' costs will be a nontrivial decision that may differ among sites.
To adequately study the hypothesis that the apparent excess risk of neurodegeneration among football players is caused by some accumulation of head injuries, it will be of paramount importance to be able to measure the intensity and frequency of brain injuries incurred over a number of years.
For policy MYO-QC, we can see that it always incurs a greater number of transmissions and holding and overflow packets and a higher transmission error rate than DP-MDP-QC.
Gruss et al. [19] demonstrated that Prime+Probe attack incurs a larger number of cache misses for the attacker as well as the victim when compared to Flush+Reload attack.
End of story and a victory for fairness, moderation and common sense!" In comments likely to further incur the wrath of campaigners, a number of caustic remarks about women followed.
However, Chahwan did, on a number of occasions, incur the wrath of the Lebanese Forces (LF), a Christian militia that came to control the area.
