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He used to argue that most versions of a bad bank model would entail buying out minority shareholders, at a cost of about £7bn at the current share price.

Future improvements to the existing 3D geologic model would entail: (1) accurate characterization of the rock unit densities from measurements on rock core and surface samples collected from the Bradys geothermal area and (2) repositioning of rock unit boundaries to account for areas of density excess or deficiency while ensuring acceptable misfit.

[2] In addition to ensuring that the PbA term accounted for all air-related pathways, use of Equation 1 allowed for straightforward calculation of the slope factor because calculation of slope factor with a covariate model would entail testing of several hypothetical scenarios to estimate covariate values.

Evidence for Model B1 would entail stimulus type specific activation patterns or connectivity in posterior and anterior LvOT.

Adoption of the transdisciplinary model would therefore entail a less radical transformation of their institutional culture and practices than will be the case for many private institutions that have, up until this point, been under no such obligations [ 18].

A full integration, or "fusion," would entail a single "generative" model that would explain both types of data [Aubert and Costalat, 2002; Riera et al., 2006; Sotero and Trujillo-Barreto, 2008; Trujillo-Barreto et al., 2001].

Norman Steisel, a deputy mayor, recalled Mr. Walcott working on a model for mayoral control of the schools that would entail "extensive parental involvement," but the plan went nowhere.

Such modifications would not be tactical; they would constitute strategies because they would entail changing the machine (the "business model") itself.

Following the EPIS model, it was expected that progress toward system improvement would entail agencies' investment of time and resources during Exploration, Preparation, Implementation, and Sustainment stages.

Europe cannot close its doors to people who are fleeing war and persecution, as this would entail betraying the fundamental values which make it a model worldwide.

However, doing this rigorously would entail measuring the LFP near every compartment in the model, which is not feasible.