New, electronic trading systems have greatly reduced the cost of buying and selling stocks, thus saving mutual funds — and, by extension, ordinary investors — countless millions.
And when the federal courts invoke the First Amendment to strike down laws that regulate corporations, argues Coates, they are redistributing the power to regulate corporations from elected officials and regulators (and, by extension, ordinary people) to themselves for the benefit of corporate bureaucrats who are litigating not for increased productivity, but merely for increased profits.
In another possible extension, ordinary derivative is replaced by a fractional derivative in the Langevin equation to yield the fractional Langevin equation [36 39].
However, both extensions, ordinary and directed SLM, are not applicable in the multi-user point-to-multipoint scenario considered in this article.
When Custer was born, in 1965, rodeo still seemed an extension of ordinary cowboying.
Many of these formulations have been the result of an extension of ordinary differential equations to include a white noise excitation.
Second, a universe of conceptual difference separates bacteria from "little green men". We have good reason to think that life in its least complex form represents a fully predictable extension of ordinary chemistry and physics, given planets with appropriate conditions.
Earlier writers had treated the fact in three ways: as merely an unproblematic extension of ordinary perception, as opposed to our interest in aesthetic or expressive properties, or as something modern painting had to overcome.
War - as memorably described in the ninth volume, The Military Philosophers - is for Powell-people an extension of ordinary life; the flow is diverted but not stemmed, and rank is merely a crude token of what always existed in this elegantly competitive world.
