Each time, I go with a mixture of need and trepidation, because I know I may break down at the sight of the small rectangle of earth, the boxwood outlining it, the conical brass receptacle for flowers, and the marker, which is so definite.
On the other hand, this applies to the overwhelming majority of approaches based on discounting rates representing the company's overall cost of capital (such as WACC), i.e., a mixture of returns needed to compensate shareholders and creditors.
When researching the future, no one method is appropriate in isolation [22] and a mixture of methods need adopting as a form of triangulation of the abstract target being achieved.
Where patient satisfaction represents a complex mixture of perceived need, individually determined expectations and experience of care, responsiveness evaluates individual's perceptions of the health system against 'legitimate' expectations – referring to standards that can be applied everywhere or 'universally' [ 15].
This process leads to a complex mixture of products, which needs an optimized separation train to maximize the recovery and purity of acetonitrile.
Worldwide, automotive shredder residue (ASR) is considered an increasingly problematic mixture of materials that needs the development of a processing solution.
However, the dosages can be easily combined through weighting the average of the outputs, if a mixture of drugs is needed.
In contrast, by using the SR method, users can clearly see that mixture of GLDs is needed in this case (Fig. 8-panel C).
It is shown that a useful two-step approximation is described qualitatively by CH3OH + O2 → CO + 2H2O and CO + 12O2 → CO2, in which CO stands for the mixture of CO and H2 needed to maintain water-gas equilibrium.
This has implications for injury prevention because a mixture of strategies will need to be implemented to prevent the initial occurrence of both new index injuries and those that are related to previous injuries.
