In addition, the theater ensemble Elevator Repair Service, known for its recent adaptations of works by Fitzgerald, Hemingway and Faulkner, most notably the critically praised "Gatz," will hold workshops that are meant to yield a new piece to be performed at the festival.
"The film suggests mysterious connections of personality and emotion, but it was never meant to yield any neat, summary idea about the two women's lives," Caryn James wrote in The Times in 1991.
This is a more controversial area, but if such spending is meant to yield some form of "output" over a long period, then it too should count as investment.
Even if there is nothing problematic about a formal procedure of universalizability meant to yield a determinate set of human goods and values, 'any such set would have to be considered in terms so abstract that they would be of little use in thinking about particular distributions' (Walzer 1983, 8; Young 1990, 4).
De Mistura's job is to corral the Syrian government and opposition for negotiations meant to yield a staged political transition and a nationwide ceasefire.
Furthermore, the design of our geocoding process was not meant to yield point locations exactly where those addresses actually exist, but rather to approximate between base map road segments using address numbers.
They are meant to yield a broad picture of general topics identifying the leading countries and providing a profile per country.
In Affymetrix GeneChips® for example, the central base of a 25 mer probe is replaced by its complement; subtracting MM signal from PM intensity (PM-MM) is meant to yield true probe signal corrected for non-specific background.
Assessing experiences from low- and middle-income countries is not meant to yield strong conclusions about any one particular financing scheme but can help draw lessons for policy-makers who seek ideas on resource diversification.
