Many firms, most notably banks, mistake inertia for liking.
Brussels has been a byword for inefficiency and inertia for far too long.
Like Wurtzel, Hannah often confuses her entitlement for ambition, and passes off a certain baseline inertia for artistic integrity.
They also reckon that inertia, for instance in reserve diversification, could benefit the dollar for several decades.
Anatomic innovations can become fixed only within small, effectively isolated populations; large populations simply have too much genetic inertia for changes to occur throughout the species.
The Fed cut interest rates to nearly zero and then, in two rounds of QE, bought $2.3 trillion of government and mortgage-backed bonds.But lately American leaders have shown signs of the inertia for which they used to berate Japan.
Then In other words, the moment of inertia about an axis that does not pass through the centre of mass is equal to the moment of inertia for rotation about an axis through the centre of mass (Ic) plus a contribution that acts as if the mass were concentrated at the centre of mass, which then rotates about the axis of rotation.
Another study [12] proposed utilizing the room-specific thermal inertia for appropriate air-conditioning operations.
On the other hand, applying a large constant virtual inertia for bang-bang control will result in a sluggish response.
There, it'll be competing with messaging apps like WeChat, and a successful app like Kuaishou will provide even greater inertia for Facebook or Snapchat to become popular there.
All fine and good, but I knew why I was there: to reclaim the Caribbean in the name of blissful inertia, for which it once stood.
