The Washington-based Center for Studying Health System Change weighed in with a lengthy paper, "Balancing Margin and Mission".
Spanning several days, it dramatizes the showdown between the White House and The Washington Post as that paper balanced the threat of criminal prosecution against its desire to burnish its journalistic chops by publishing the Pentagon's secret history of United States' involvement in the Vietnam War.
As we made clear in the introduction to this paper, balancing possible courses of action and coming to conclusions about what should be done is a key feature of professional life in public health.
The optimum cd in copper refining is computed along the lines developed in earlier papers, balancing energy against investment cost.
Rustling papers, balancing on his chair and popping Belgian chocolate in his spare Forest Hills, N.Y., office, Neeleman 48, explains one rationale behind the seemingly odd venue: He loves Brazil.
The paper needs balance — but not just for the sake of balance.
In this paper, to balance the loads among networks, we present a multi-path routing algorithm based on load-balance (MPRLB), which is carried out in two steps.
Each of these exposures forms the image in one of the emulsion layers of the paper; colour balance depends on the proportions of the individual exposures.
He told me that he tries to get the paper to balance its Op-Eds — three pro-coup columns for every three anti-coup — but the editors are anti-coup and stubborn.
It is an adequate piece of children's entertainment, though it seems better suited for home viewing -- while parents can cook dinner, read the paper or balance the checkbook -- than for the big screen.
This paper presents balance control of humanoid robot for HuroSot using its upper body motion and swinging two arms.
