It enjoyed some one-time advantages Monday night.
The move in California is pure political hooliganism changing rules so they differ from the rest of the nation's for a one-time advantage in what will probably be a close, hotly contested presidential election.
Then there is the matter of travel: in naming Mr. Woodruff, 44, and Ms. Vargas, 43, Mr. Westin had emphasized that the arrangement would allow at least one of them to report from the field at any one time, an advantage that its competitors on NBC and CBS did not have.
The following section presents examples of the DIF items (the items with the strongest DIF) that were given one time with an advantage for German learners and one time with an advantage for Swiss learners for each occupation/branch separately (Fig. 5).
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The following are examples of the DIF items (the items with the strongest DIF) that were given one time with an advantage for the industrial clerks and one time for the logistic clerks for each country separately (Fig. 4).
Because our constant as the workload changes is the efficiency metric rather than power, energy, or utility, the system's power consumption can increase at one time to take advantage of the availability of high-efficiency tasks, and decrease at others if no high-efficiency tasks are available.
It is explained how making a firm structurally faster leads a company to face a "conversion dilemma", i.e. to choose the proper strategic orientation that can be definitely regarded as affecting its external configuration, visible to the market, or only the internal one, transforming the time advantage into a cost one.
It's not that these systems didn't at one time create a differential advantage, they did.
Boston went ahead by 12 points in the first quarter, at one time holding a 15-1 rebound advantage.
