Under asymmetric information, the government guarantee serves as an instrument to induce a private investor to reveal his true cost information.
Before being butchered, hogs are typically incapacitated with a tonglike instrument designed to induce cardiac arrest.
When the town refused to surrender, he stormed it and put the garrison of 3,000 to the sword, acting both as the avenger of the massacres of 1641 ("I am persuaded that this is a righteous judgement of God upon those barbarous wretches who have imbrued their hands in so much innocent blood") and as a deliberate instrument of terror to induce others to surrender.
"Tariff relief is the only instrument we can offer to induce buyers back into the Pakistani market," said a high-ranking government official.
The report describes forced, late-term abortions without anaesthetic – sometimes using rusty instruments, the use of chemicals to induce labour, beatings, forced labour and poor nutrition.
Racked and twisted, broken and burnt, and made to pass through every instrument of torture, in order to induce them to blaspheme their Lawgiver or to eat some forbidden thing, they refused to yield to either demand, nor ever once did they cringe to their persecutors or ever shed a tear.
Between each measurement, the instrument was removed from the paint surface and repositioned, to induce the expected variability in measurement distance.
Study 2: Awake, instrumented yet fully mobile male Wistar rats (350 ± 50 g) received an intraperitoneal injection of faecal slurry to induce sepsis.
Also alleged to induce aggression.
