A 20-member committee began talks last week on how to consolidate Rutgers University, the New Jersey Institute of Technology and the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey under one state system.
Steiner, Montessori and many other types of education are available and state-funded in much of Europe, which makes them part of the mainstream, and people don't comment particularly when they hear where you choose to educate your children, because it's just that: a choice between one state system and another.
Depressed farm prices led to waves of bank failures in the 1920s, and one by one state systems folded.
In 1994, an incarcerated person could earn a bachelor's degree while doing time in the federal prison system or any of thirty-one state systems.
In addition to determine the effect of longer-term temporal modelling afforded by the hidden Markov models, a one-state HMM system, identical in all other ways to the proposed system, was implemented and its performance is also included in Table 9.
There are two hospital systems, one state hospital system and the social security system.
Private software developers have referenced the reporting requirements specified in the PHSkb when developing public health surveillance information systems, and it has been embedded in the architecture of at least one state-based system under development [ 24].
Nationally, other programs have captured this concept by seeding university science departments with faculty who also have training specifically in education, and in at least one state university system (California) the number of scientists hired with such specializations has more than tripled since 2000 (Bush et al., 2008).
This is how the debt-economy was born, further compounded and universalised by the Big Bang, the fall of the Berlin Wall, the repealing of the Glass-Steagall Act, China's embrace of the "one state, two systems" model – totalitarian politics and economic liberalism – and globalisation.
These models are capable of explaining change, explicitly specifying how one state of the system changes into another state of the system over the course of time, for all possible states that the system can occupy, in a way that generates a description of actual trajectories of change.
Furthermore, these models are dynamic because they describe how one state of the system (intended as the state of an individual person) changes into another state of the system over the course of time.
