"Structural Inference from Reduced Forms with Many Instruments", joint with Peter C.B. Phillips, Journal of Econometrics, 2017, 199(2), 96-116.
This instrument allows joint angle measurements with at least the same precision as the standard conventional goniometer method, while capturing complex and dynamic movements at any time.
Two of the onboard instruments were joint efforts with international partners, namely the United States and the United Kingdom.
We should consider which resources can be made available to the UN or the European Union, temporarily, long-term or on a standby basis as instruments for joint cooperation in the event of environmental disasters and environmental crises.
Following the adoption of the joint instrument, and a UK unilateral Declaration, the attorney general's additional advice confirmed his earlier view.
Since sub-daily physical oscillations in snow depth data are difficult to be separated from instrument noise, a joint processing modeling procedure has been designed.
The UK's unilateral declaration goes beyond the joint instrument only in suggesting that the UK might seek to disapply the backstop as a whole if negotiations had failed because of bad faith on the part of the EU.
But his sound had great control too, as he played long, high notes and restless flutters, even as he clamped the instrument's upper joint in his fist, pressing down many keys at once.
Whether or not the UK's understanding of the withdrawal agreement is correct will be a matter for the Court of Justice of the EU, which is likely to be sceptical not least because the UK's declaration goes beyond the terms of the joint instrument.
He says the withdrawal agreement and the joint instrument have to be read alongside each other.
In fact, the joint instrument will have the same legal standing as the withdrawal agreement.
