In eight of those cases, by the time the rise got to 13percentthethe recession had already begun, according to later conclusions by the National Bureau of Economic Research.
He summed up his later conclusions in a series of essays, which were collected in "The Great Reversal: The Privatization of China" (Monthly Review Press, 1990).
After recent recessions, the current-conditions index continued to decline for a number of months after the recession ended, and the economy began to improve, at least according to the later conclusions of the National Bureau of Economic Research.
As we shall see, Feyerabend's youthful positivist scientism makes quite a contrast with his later conclusions.
Our simulation study given in Figure 6a,b validates the former, while Figure 8a,b replicates the later conclusions which were obtained using theoretical analysis.
There is no circle in Grice's view because what is said is the conclusion of one pragmatic inference, and is one of the premises in a further pragmatic inference to what is implicated.[39] The process is serial rather than parallel, although later conclusions may always lead to adjustment of earlier conclusions.
Later, the conclusion of a common morphology for cometary and asteroidal dust particles led to the conclusion of the same driving mechanism for the negative polarization found in asteroids and comets (e.g., Petrova et al., 2000; Joshi et al., 2003).
In 1948 Barbara de Vitre, assistant inspector of constabulary, described her long career in the police force; two months later the conclusion to a talk that asked "Is there a future for feminism?" was a resounding yes; and, in 1949, the composer Elizabeth Lutyens gave a talk exploring what still remains women's hardest choice: balancing children and career.
Later, the conclusion of the publisher's 1985 maxi-series Crisis on Infinite Earths altered DC Universe continuity, subsequently changing the character histories of Batwoman and Bat-Girl.
