The term harmony has been used mostly, and subject to various degrees of technicalization, for the relation of mutual appropriateness of elimination and introduction rules in natural deduction rather than, as here, to left and right rules in a sequent calculus.
Treaties still have their uses, but they should be reserved for rare cases, like the creation of a mutual defense pact or perhaps President Obama's vision for the elimination of nuclear weapons.
After the purchase, Washington Mutual expects to cut costs by $87 million by 2002, in part through the elimination of 600 to 650 jobs.
The induced current elimination (ICE) method, which uses additional resonator elements to cancel coils' mutual EM coupling, has proven to be a simple and efficient solution for decoupling microstrip, L/C loop, monopole and dipole arrays.
Neither the United States nor Russia has committed to the near elimination of strategic nuclear arsenals, which would be required to move away from mutual deterrence.
Even the elimination of fixed commissions on "May Day," May 1 , 1975 was pushed by the pension and mutual funds that had come to dominate The Street in the previous two decades.
The episode-concluding eliminations between two shooters generally end in hugs, handshakes and other expressions of mutual respect, pointing up what some reality fans might see as a flaw of "Top Shot".
Rights groups urged the British government to show Ghani that the international community was serious about honouring commitments made under the 2012 Tokyo Mutual Accountability Framework (TMAF), such as ensuring human rights for all citizens, especially women and children, and implementing the Elimination of Violence Against Women (EVAW) law and the National Action Plan for Women.
By including data-specific assessment of the significance of mutual information, we have enabled the identification of a reasonable root for an arbitrary dataset, as well as the identification and elimination of spurious features.
