It was not an institutional move, but a very personal and creative move".
Thus the first big institutional move toward religious tolerance in modern Europe involved a paradox of the same type as that of Order No. 5: your religious belief, a matter of your innermost spiritual experience, is regulated by the whims of your secular leader.
Following an institutional move (AMD), the strains were transferred to a specific pathogen free barrier facility in the Faculty of Medicine at MUN. Mice were subsequently housed under 12 12 h light/dark cycles and provided Laboratory Autoclavable Rodent Diet 5010 food (Purina Mills Intl).
As each bubble burst, these large institutional investors moved into other markets, each traditionally considered more stable than the last.
On the other hand, with extensive and relatively easy opt-outs it is possible that two-tier markets could develop, with institutional orders moving to markets that catered to such customers, possibly at the expense of protecting smaller orders.
The internal UBS documents released by Mr. Galvin show that the stress in the market for auction-rate securities began last August and continued through the fall as the firm's institutional customers moved to sell their holdings.
Beach attributes the weakness to profit-taking, a slightly disappointing first quarter and some asset reallocation as institutional investors moved money out of Merck and into Pfizer (another long-time Beach favorite), which last month, amidst great media fanfare, began shipping its Viagra treatment for impotence.
A result is a show that as far as possible sidesteps the institutional authority and moves out into the everyday world, where art and life, equally silly and serious, seem to interact on the random, non-linear model of the Internet itself.
But many traditional institutional investors are moving in similar directions.
