"It's because modest reform was thwarted that they've had this much more draconian intervention," Professor Coffee said.
It may well be that a much more limited intervention in Syria (if, as is by no means certain, Congress approves it) will follow a similar pattern.
If this recession had got a lot worse, we would have seen two major changes: much more government intervention in the economy and a lot more concentration in economics in trying to understand what went wrong.
I wasn't unaware of the absurdity of the situation: I was adamant about having natural childbirth in my other deliveries, and here I was contemplating a much more profound intervention.
Aware of design flaws in the bank's previous limited bond-buying program, Mr. Draghi did not rule out much more massive intervention this time, saying any action would be "adequate".
The central bank action has been read by market Kremlinologists in both positive and negative light; some believe it was provoked by a threat to a specific European bank while others think it heralds much more aggressive intervention.
This is what Becker said: If this recession had got a lot worse, we would have seen two major changes: much more government intervention in the economy, and a lot more concentration in economics in trying to understand what went wrong.
Surgery then became a much more common intervention, but people continued to die from infections.
However, stacks that contain axons that "bleed" into each other, or are dimly labeled, or travel along non-preferred directions, take much more human intervention and manual reconstruction to complete, and the speed is consequently much slower.
Errors by the automated FMLR approach are lower than those achieved by manual integration, which requires much more operator intervention.
