Our results also suggest that the likelihood of an alliance to simultaneously exhibit knowledge acquisition and complementary specialization improves as partnering firms' technological overlap and alliance experience increase.
Moreover, a letter of Henry III, King of England (died 1272), dated April 1256, further supports the likelihood of an alliance, as the letter commands Henry's men not to receive the Haraldr Guðrøðarson and Ívarr who "wickedly slew" Rögnvaldr.
The likelihood of a military alliance with the leadership of Russia emerging from this initial union is not completely ruled out by keen observers of global power politics (Newman 2014).
And in Iraq, part of Mr Sistani's reluctance to commit his followers to jihad rests with his unwillingness, as a matter of principle, to take on the mantle of military command.The likelihood of a grand Shia alliance, then, is slim.
The likelihood of a long-term, serious alliance with the Chinese is remote.
The likelihood of a long-term, serious alliance with the Chinese is remote -- the nations, cultures, languages and geopolitical positions are simply too far apart.
The likelihood of a long-term, serious Russian alliance with the Chinese is remote -- the nations, cultures, languages and geopolitical positions are simply too far apart.
However, it recognises that there is little likelihood of an orthodox military assault across the alliance's borders.
Talk of alliance with China has subsided.
Inpatient setting requires differentiating between two different forms of alliance.
Gary Satterfield, technical director of the Wood Heating Alliance, says green wood and softwoods also spark more, increasing the likelihood of a chimney fire.
