Furthermore, it is observed that a uniform-yarn model, one which ignores the stochastic nature of the yarn, over-estimates the amount of energy absorbed.
22– 24 However, in cases where this assumption would not hold, 25, 26 a traditional economic model (ie, one which ignores the future introduction of lower-cost generics) should be favored.
HSBC's underlying profits - which ignore one-time accounting effects as well as the impact of changes in the bank's creditworthiness - rose 18%.
There are countless angular surprises, one echo of Bach's Third Brandenburg, and one concerto which ignores the violin's top string, showing Vivaldi's continual inventiveness.
The QoE estimation will be the same for one single QoS setting which ignores the variation of the user group.
If Mr. Gonzales did resign, this Congress would most likely be more gracious than the one in 1876, which ignored Mr. Belknap's hurried resignation and impeached him anyway.
With that, O'Reilly set himself up for a grand transition: "Case in point, Publishers Weekly magazine, which ignored one of the biggest books of the year — the upcoming 'Killing Reagan' — in its fall preview edition last week," said O'Reilly, referring to the upcoming book with Martin Dugard on the 40th president (Henry Holt & Co.; release date: Sept. 22).
It embraces the right-wing formulation of "two thirds spending cuts and one-third revenue increases," which ignores the stimulative effect of government spending.
This school may be fairly distinguished into two branches; a section which makes all depend upon some one principle and a section which ignores such a unity.
They are typically designed with a "one-design-fits-all" mentality which ignores the site-specificity and time dependency of the position of the sun.
