There will be lots of other collections and responses in the weeks to come, but it's hard to imagine any social body which can more quickly and practically link the prosperous parts of London with the poorest.
At the heart of the center is an atmosphere that both ideally and practically links the theological ideas of varying faith traditions with concrete deeds of social and community service.
This book provides a reader with a practical foundation in general equilibrium theory, embeds the theory in a multi-sector dynamic framework, discusses how to practically link the theory to real economic data, and provides clear instructions on how to use existing software – in this case Mathematica – to construct model simulations for policy and other analysis.
In the public eye, they have been linked practically ever since.
The gravity of Keating's speech lies in its unambiguous acknowledgment that past crimes are inextricably – practically, emotionally, symbolically – linked to present Indigenous disadvantage.
When Canada's inaugural transcontinental train trundled from Montreal into British Columbia's Port Moody in 1886, it practically and symbolically linked the country's east and west for the first time, triggering a golden age of "high-speed" rail travel that inspired thousands to explore the fledgling nation.
Both the present-day appearance of the TLE, in particular of the South Eifel region, as well as the development of the TLB were classically interpreted to be of practically identical origin and linked to the Eifel Depression (e.g., Lucius 1948; Murawski et al. 1983; Wagner et al. 2012).
This technique can practically maximize link utilization.
Practically, the link is distributed into multiple channels as shown in Figure 2. Figure 2 Maximum allocation model [1].
We rely on meta-dàos, practically available links in this network, in choosing and in interpreting practically available ground-level dàos.
This result is general because most practically used link functions are symmetric, including the logit, probit (Eq. 7), and the identity or minus-identity (Eq. 12) links.
