Using the notation x ≡ ε for convenience, the consumer will therefore be indifferent over conducting the single search when (ε − p ⁎ ) = − c + ∫ x ε ¯ (ε ′ − p ⁎ ) g d ε ′ + ∫ ε ̲ x (ε − p ⁎ ) g d ε ′.
* New York City is already on record as being utterly indifferent to the terms under which its mayor conducts his marriage, no matter how peculiar.
However we elected not to force respondents into considering an item as either important or unimportant and conducted our analysis by discounting the indifferent category.
Mr. Mousa, acting as an unofficial spokesman for the leaders gathered here, took care to underline that Arab governments were not indifferent to the anger in their streets at Israeli conduct.
The product was described as "quite fine" in the 17th century when it was undertaken on a substantial scale although of "indifferent quality" in the early 19th century when it was being conducted as a cottage industry.
But this is not plausibly understood to mean that virtue ethics is indifferent regarding questions of what to do; the question of conduct should be of substantial importance on both virtue and action centered approaches (see Sher 1998 15 177).
Stereotaxic placement of indifferent (reference), recording, and stimulating electrodes in addition to infusion cannulae was conducted using bregma as a coordinate landmark.
As a result, a famous man wearing a bathrobe ecstatically conducts a Mozart concerto, as a literally captive audience sits in the hall, indifferent.
However, mesocosm experiments were conducted from mid July to the end of August where clams were in indifferent (no visible spermatogonia) stages for males (88,5%) and in indifferent and previtellogenic (no visible oogonia and small oogonia at the periphery of the alveoli respectively) stages for females (42,4% and 36,4% respectively) [40].
In interviews conducted across the country, voters expressed wistfulness and even a deep longing for a man who was indifferent to the fates of nearly half the nation's residents.
