That is because many Americans have been living with painful awareness that their hardships in recent years are related in a myriad of ways to reckless trading, predatory loans, and manifold illegal banking practices, all perpetrated by the same executives still receiving multi-million dollar bonuses whose guilt is trumped by the notion that their companies are Too Big To Fail.
6 17–19 The reasons for this gap in practice are manifold.
Like Cowell, Harrison was grounded in the European tradition but fascinated by the world: by the variety of its aesthetics, its instruments, its tuning systems, its compositional practices, its sheer manifold beauties.
Compared with other modes, the advantages of exercise are manifold: low-cost, noninvasive, easy to implement, and amenable to being practiced in either home or clinical settings (Gueldner et al 1997; Kohut and Senchina 2004).
The effects of data practices without ethics can be manifold — unjust treatment, discrimination and unequal opportunities.
The reasons for this are manifold and complex and include entrenched cultural practices which lead to girls under-performing.
For non-linear systems, in general only the approximated NNM manifolds are obtainable in practice, so different base points may lead to different forms of NNM oscillators and different normalization schemes lead to different forward and backward transformations which in turn affect the numerical computation errors.
In modern offshore oil fields, wells can be equipped with routing valves to direct their production to multiple manifold headers, a strategy that is routinely adopted in practice either to provide resilience to equipment failure or to improve production.
With regard to practice the simplicity of manufacture of single-slot-equipped manifold has clear advantages.
In practice, there always exist various perturbations in the array manifold which are always called as array errors, such as gain, phase, and position errors.
