So, in deciding on two incomes versus one, consider not only the effects on joint long-term finances, but also on potential long-term effects on each partner.
Here it was the goal of the Allied prosecutors to portray the limited cooperation between the Third Reich and Imperial Japan as a long-planned conspiracy to divide the world among the two Axis-partners and thereby delivering just another demonstration of the common viciousness expressed by alleged joint long-term war plans.
The team ran interagency market surveys throughout 2009; established joint long-term arrangements with suppliers; and found ways to bridge the differences in procurement procedures between their agencies.
The objective of this work is to carry out and quantify the various variables affecting the strength of single lap joints in long term, especially the effect of the surface preparation.
Da Silva et al. [13] studied the effect of material, geometry, surface treatment, and environment as variables that would influence the strength of single-lap-joints in long term.
For the welding electrode, carbon in the normal range of 0.045 0.055 wt% and nitrogen in the range of 0.06 0.1 wt% are used to provide weld joints with adequate long term creep strength.
Still, patients treated initially with the FIN-RACo strategy during the first 2 years have less radiographic damage in small joints, even in long term than did those treated initially with DMARD monotherapy.
From the outset we made it clear that MG Rover needed a joint venture to secure long term survival.
The goal of the most straight forwarded surgery for AOA should be the early phase, using a disease modifying, joint sparing procedure with long term effects (Gomoll et al. 2012).
A few more hit songs or one or more famous people (à la Scientology) classing up the joint will change nothing long term.
In Meeuwisse's study [ 18], higher CXCL13 levels were reported to be associated with increased rates of joint destruction in the long term.
