Similarly, authors in [20] combined the LTE and cloud-based architecture into a unified framework to offset the scalability issues.
Many companies already buy back shares regularly to offset the additional shares issued as a result of stock option grants they give employees, so announcements of buyback programs do not send as strong a message as they did 15 years ago.
The Bulldogs are also without the sophomore cornerback Malcolm Mitchell, a burgeoning star at receiver who was moved over to defense to help offset the Bulldogs' personnel issues.
On 1 November 1929, he decided to offset the expense by issuing two postage stamps (1/2 puffin in pink and 1 puffin in blue).
Much of the money went to buy back stock -- in large part to offset the shares that were issued to executives when they cashed in stock options.
told reporters this week that an aggressive tax cut would "far offset the short-term deficit issues, even for a deficit-hawk". .
Investors have expressed concern at the prospect of a rights issue to offset the 21% decline in the value of the firm's top 50 investments, equal to £682m, but are understood to be in more positive mood after a number of successful moves to cut debt by 3i's new chief executive, Michael Queen.
Although some specialty cocktails may be difficult to price within these parameters due to the cost of ingredients, pricing other menu items higher than the standard mark-up can help to offset this issue.
Controlled-release fertilizers (CRFs) can change the release kinetics of the fertilizer nutrients through an abatement strategy to offset these issues by providing the fertilizer content in synchrony with the metabolic needs of the plants.
Because of the lower relative cost of debt-like instruments compared to capital instruments, banks preferred to issue hybrid capital to offset the increase in risk-weighted assets during the expansion period, which deteriorated the quality of regulatory capital.
