Although exhaustive enumeration entails much calculation effort, it is suitable for the decision problem at hand because the number of process variants typically involved is manageable and BPS decisions need not be made in real time.
But it would also require arm's-length negotiations among all those independent concerns, which entails much new inefficiency.
She said that the "common enemy" is very cheap coal which entails much higher carbon emissions.
METS ADD TO BULLPEN The Mets' plan to renovate their bullpen, a significant culprit in their collapse, presumably entails much more than the minor deal they made yesterday.
The plot that has Aimée pounding the cobblestones of this quaint quarter is a circular affair that entails much chasing after aging urban guerrillas who tend to be incoherent, hostile or dead when found.
"The Buarbrae is a very pretty glacier, and well worth a climb; but a simple walk across the Folgefond entails much labour, and at the end one feels inclined to give Mr Punch's celebrated advice, 'Don't'".
This last room also includes a lamp in the shape of a tree with a bench designed by Elsie Crawford: Mr. Huyghe's art, like the art of rap samplers, entails much borrowed material, but that is a separate subject.
Or, the news media could focus on the I.R.S. case instead of Benghazi — but for the reasons I've outlined here, the I.R.S. story probably entails much more political downside for Democrats.
Characters are needed, so a tiny decrepit butler – Mark Hadfield proves extraordinarily agile – is wheeled on to become an apricot-clad Aunt Dahlia, a towering leader of the Black Shorts (this entails much clambering on to tables while draped in a long leather coat) and a policeman who attempts to skim around the stage on a stationary bike.
I blame the relentless advertising of health care products and regimens, some with little proven value, affecting a public that cannot accept disease as something that entails much uncertainty and less control than the health care industry would have us believe.
