The company seeks to make all the deliveries at minimum total cost, i.e., the cost associated with its own vehicles and drivers plus the compensation paid to the occasional drivers.
It's an occasional gimmick teams use to reduce player compensation numbers for the following year once the bonus clause expires, freeing up cap space.
Along the way there are occasional arresting images, but they prove minor compensations.
It was a pattern that echoes in millions of lives here, where many human troubles are resolved at a cash price starting with the demand "Peichang!" "Compensation!" We were supportive, overlooking her occasional absences, listening to the tales.
Here, we hypothesize that A. femoralis actually is a uniparental species with general male care and that occasional female TT has evolved as a flexible compensation of lost male care to insure against total offspring loss.
Rainfall compensation could be the usual rule, with occasional drought also providing a selective pressure.
Still, there are compensations for the play's uncertainties and occasional longueurs, and most of them are called Gambon.
It is even possible that they work in concert, with rainfall compensation maintaining epiphyte water-balance in most years, while occasional drought provides a selective pressure for drought tolerance.
Currently, most real-time devices for CPR feedback are based on the double integration of the acceleration which inevitably requires adding drift compensation techniques [ 18, 33] that result in bulky devices and/or occasional inaccurate depth feedback [ 19, 34].
A comprehensive computational study provides valuable insight into the potential of using occasional drivers to reduce delivery costs, focusing primarily on the number and flexibility of occasional drivers and the compensation scheme employed.
