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But we will need to do something like this in order to adapt to this new, turbulent and uncertain economy, and we won't get there simply by adopting ameliorative measures built on the ideology that markets distribute income and wealth based on marginal productivity.

Such a proposal might have fallen on receptive ears during the Bush years, but President Obama supports rigorous measures to curb global warming -- measures built on clean energy, not exemptions for filthy fossil fuels.

Together, these measures build on the WHO Framework Convention on Tobacco Control ("FCTC") [ 14], the WHO Global Strategy to Reduce the Harmful Use of Alcohol[ 15], the WHO Global Strategy on Diet, Physical Activity and Health[ 16], and other strategies [ 17, 18].

Being cognizant of that, we suggest a way of forming a synthetic measure built on the membership values and named a separability index that helps quantify the classification error in this setting.

In this paper, with the introduction of a novel complexity control measure built on the structural skeletons of solid and void regions, an explicit structural complexity control approach for the topology optimization of continuum structures is proposed under the framework of level-set representation.

The institutional distance has an influence in international expansion (Santangelo & Meyer, 2011; Wan, 2005), so we incorporate a measure built on the Index of Economic Freedom from the Heritage Foundation and the weighted exports for each firm.

It's what at least one company calls "co-bots". The most successful companies will leverage advanced technology and human intuition in equal measure, built on a platform of trust.

The measure builds on existing Californian state law which requires all new buildings to have at least 15% of their roof space exposed to sunshine, in order to allow for future solar panel use.

The measure builds on a 2014 legal settlement to a class-action lawsuit brought against the state by indigent defendants in five upstate counties, where defense services were so bad that defendants regularly spent months behind bars before even speaking to a lawyer.

The ballot measure builds on several recent moves to remove restrictions on marijuana in Washington.

The new measure builds on previous legislation that had legalized industrial hemp farming in North Dakota, but had gone largely unimplemented.