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Ingar Skiaker, chief executive of Hoegh Autoliners, said: "Our vessel developed a severe list shortly after she left port and the pilot and the master took the decision to save the vessel and its crew by grounding her on the bank.

Providing guidance on which process context to serve via a context-specific process variant or the master process, the decision model contributes to the prescriptive body of knowledge on BPS.

In response, Judge DeGrasse recently appointed a three-judge panel of special masters to make the decision -- unless the governor and the Legislature miraculously find some political courage before November.

Although the selection of an appropriate master process is outside the decision model's scope, we challenge this decision below, as the master process directly affects the optimal level of BPS in terms of the optimal process variant profile (Sect. 5.4.2).

Poole harbour master Capt Brian Murphy said the decision not to disband the unit was "excellent news".

The state's first truly modern economic juggernaut, the Camden & Amboy railroad monopoly of the 1830s, was its era's ultimate patronage and kickback machine ("There never was a more complete master anywhere of the decisions of a state than this monster monopoly," a journalist then wrote).

While the situation did stabilise, the threat of the ice crushing the ship's hull and causing persons to abandon, and with that large number of people, it was Amsa's and the [Shokalskiy] master's decision to reduce the risk involved and that involved the transfer of the passengers," Lloyd said.

When the SCUC finishes, the output of gas-fired units ((hat{varvec{x}}in varvec{x})) are submitted to the subproblem in order to perform the gas dispatch and security evaluation for (l-1) pipeline contingencies.The recourse function (mathbf {beta (varvec{x})}) is an approximation of the optimal value of subproblems as a function of the masters' decision variables.

The master of the unanimous decision gives very little away and takes absolutely everything he can get his hands on.

This pot is unlimited, its size dependent only on the special master's decisions, and the division of it is, by definition, unequal.

Next week, opening arguments will be heard by a federal judge in Minneapolis on the union's appeal of a special master's decision on union allegations that the N.F.L. did not get the maximum amount of money possible from the television contracts, instead opting to receive assurances that it would get the money in case of a lockout.