In this context, broad consensus appears to exist for using a particular operationalization of necessity as basis for equity weighting, i.e., the concept of proportional shortfall [ 16– 16].
The CIA also conducts secret political and economic intervention, psychological warfare, and paramilitary operations in other countries, functions that were treated as a Cold War necessity on the basis of a somewhat loose interpretation of the original charter.
Necessity of inpatient basis has to be verified individually for example in case of adverse events during PT/HIT.
The conception does not, though, explain why there is a developing world at all, but merely reconstructs in thought the necessary structure of development on the basis of necessities in thought.
The recount is a practical necessity but has no basis in electoral law.
IT spending is pretty much a necessity on a regular basis, as technology is developing so fast.
All staff with access to Bulk Personal Datasets are trained on their legal responsibilities; all searches must be justified on the basis of necessity and proportionality; and all searches may be audited to ensure that any misuse is identified.
The congressional roast sought to explain the basis and necessity of prices and just maybe uncover whether the oil leviathans had engaged in opportunistic price-gouging (see: "Senate Grills Exxon's Raymond, Other Oil CEOs").
Congressmen said the hearings were called so oil industry execs could explain the basis and necessity for soaring fuel prices and perhaps, reassure Americans that they're not getting shanked.
The eigenvalues of H m, called Ritz values, are used as approximations of eigenvalues of A. Likewise, the eigenvectors of H m, multiplied with Q m, are used as approximate eigenvectors of A. A drawback of the block Arnoldi method is the necessity to store the basis Q m which grows for increasing m.
