And many of the 300 workers who are set to lose their stimulus jobs in Perry County may not be able to collect unemployment benefits.
They are transfer payments that will make fiscal reckoning even more painful when state governments lose the stimulus next year.
PETER, Mansfield, Conn., 1 44 p.m., Sept. 4, nytimes.com The issue is not that Obama — now supposedly focused squarely on short-term economic recovery — might have lost some stimulus had he insisted on letting the tax cuts expire; it's that he failed to demand much more in exchange for reneging on a key campaign pledge.
It's hard to see how the Republicans lose by blocking stimulus".
We may attribute this result to the lost of stimuli that cells undergo during in vitro expansion, where microenvironment niche signaling is inherently diminished.
It has been suggested though that not all clock stimuli lose their effectiveness with age and that it may be possible to compensate for deficits in clock performance by enhancing the strength of those stimulus pathways which are still intact [40].
As a method of acquiring ability to enact suicide, the basis for this proposition rests primarily on the opponent-process theory, which suggests that with repeated exposure to an affective stimulus, the reaction to that stimulus shifts over time such that the stimulus loses its ability to elicit the original response and, instead, the opposite response is strengthened [45].
Conversely, that stimulus might lose control over responding whenever the R-O association undergoes a decrease in its presence'.
These cell lines are easily cultured and maintained for long periods, but they often lose responsiveness to hormonal stimuli and this can lead to misleading results.
Among the numbers were the $14.3 trillion debt; the $1.42 trillion deficit for 2009; the $831 billion stimulus program that Mr. Obama pushed through Congress; and the 1.8 million jobs the Republicans say were lost since the stimulus was passed.
Faces observed within the infants' visual environment shape and influence the developing face system through a process known as perceptual narrowing: a progression whereby infants maintain the ability to discriminate stimuli to which they are exposed, but lose the ability to discriminate stimuli to which they are not exposed.
