Keynes argues against the idea that the economy will recover on its own, and in favor of active measures — the manipulation of public expenditures, taxes, and interest rates — to spur growth and employment.
Two measures of parent child similarity in manipulation tactics were calculated: correlations between single parent and offspring, and midparent offspring regressions.
For starters, he said, the US could combat the currency manipulation measures of countries like China, which make their products cheaper than American-manufactured goods.
The choice of intravenous access sites is critical in the treatment of IE. Close observation for AEs and stricter implementation of infection control measures and better manipulation of catheters are suggested.
These measures were taken to minimize the possibility of manipulation of panel participants during the panel process.
However, for lactating cows, milk can be viewed as the sampling site of first choice, since it could be measured without manipulation of animals, hence it is completely compatible with animal welfare recommendations.
Both measures indicate that there is a familial aggregation of manipulation tactics.
The citation from the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences said they won "for groundbreaking experimental methods that enable measuring and manipulation of individual quantum systems".
By Joshua Rothman October 12 , 2012 Earlier this week Serge Haroche, a Frenchman, and David J. Wineland, an American, were awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics "for ground-breaking experimental methods that enable measuring and manipulation of individual quantum systems" — whatever that means.
The Nobel citation said the award was for "ground-breaking experimental methods that enable measuring and manipulation of individual quantum systems".
