"This is a specific case of the larger pay-for-performance trend, the idea that you should pay more for quality than lack of quality, or in this case pay less for defects," said Dr. Donald M. Berwick, president of the Institute for Healthcare Improvement.
"This is a specific case where the government is asking for access to information," Bill Gates told The Financial Times.
"This is a specific case where the government is asking for access to information.
A first trial application has been carried out for a specific case, for which various feasible solutions corresponding to fleets composed of a different number of equal ships are generated.
In this way, the approach gives an overview of the possible damage mechanisms, automatically indicating which is expected for a specific case.
(Daubert v. Merrell Dow Pharmaceuticals, Inc. 1993) The argument is that research done for a specific case is especially subject to manipulation but that the evidence is both difficult for juries to evaluate and unusually persuasive.
Alkaline rocks are generally considered to be abnormal types, and there have been many intensive studies of their origin, yielding a number of theories, each of which may be valid for a specific case.
One possible explanation for the simultaneous occurrence of normal faulting within the accretionary wedge and reverse faulting along the basal thrust is the extrusion of the accretionary front, as shown in Figure one of McKenzie and Jackson (2012), although their calculation was made for a specific case of the stress-free basal thrust.
A specific case is discussed for which buckling failure would be expected to occur, but sustained intermittent crushing is observed instead, illustrating that buckling does not necessarily limit the development and duration of ice-induced vibrations, but even the opposite could happen.
