"When we are asked to identify merit," explains Ms Rivera, "we tend to find people like ourselves".Something similar has happened in corner offices of America's biggest companies.
When faced with a large number of complicated patents, it's cheaper for companies to pay for a license than to hire expensive attorneys to figure out their merit, explains longtime patent system critic Greg Aharonian, publisher of Internet Patent News Service.
Implementation of the first-principles and direct design approaches are compared, and their relative merits are explained.
The purposes of this article are to describe this constitutional plan (called "merit selection" because it begins with nomination based on merit alone), explain why the founders adopted it, examine historical challenges to it, and assess its performance on the 60th anniversary of Alaska statehood.
(This view has the merit of explaining the apparent "transparency" of descriptions of experience i.e., the fact that the words a person uses to describe his experience always apply at a minimum to the worldly object the experience is of).
"You come across people who have drowned or rotted for days at home, or people so badly smashed up, their brains and organs are outside their bodies". Despite a widespread fear of ghosts, most Thais believe that helping others – be they injured or dead – allows people to earn karmic merit, which explains why volunteers range from taxi drivers and messengers to factory workers and socialites.
Also, the anatomical/mechanical hypothesis has shown merit in explaining metastatic patterns, and can be presumed to be important in CUP.
S data describes the merit in explaining the data in terms of a set of models n. S model models the costs of coding the models, i.e. essentially the number of parameters needed to describe each model.
While remaining parsimonious, the theoretical model developed by this research has the merit of explaining a reasonably high per cent of the consumer intention to use electronic PHRs and thus could be a starting point for researchers examining more complex models of eHealth adoption.
So, if you think your proposals are actually a non-starter, why not do what Congressman Jerold Nadler and others have argued for -- propose a budget that aggressively takes up the need for job creation, argue for its merits and explain why the GOP's agenda is nothing more than willful obstruction that is harmful to ordinary Americans?
