The method is especially valuable for curvilinear coasts where Snell's law may provide excessively inaccurate results.
IDPRs provide excessively large, malleable binding surfaces, which can associate with promiscuous partners resulting in distinct, even opposite functions.
Provided an excessively strict cap, the spatially differentiated policy may reduce aggregate welfare.
In these situations, tests are partially correlated rather than fully independent, and simply counting the number of tests performed provides an excessively conservative correction factor.
Party-appointed class monitors increasingly provide "guidance" to excessively opinionated classmates, he and others say, and e-mail traffic on university servers is closely scrutinized.
Yet, while meagre consolation for meadows lost, it is gratifyingly easy to grow in a garden border or all but the coarsest grassland, provided the soil is not excessively dry.
A typical story, much favoured by followers of Friedrich von Hayek and the Austrian school of economics, goes like this: in the run-up to the crisis, banks lent more money to borrowers than savers would have been prepared to lend otherwise, thanks to excessively cheap money provided by central banks, particularly the United States Federal Reserve.
One is the tax break that favours health insurance provided by employers, which leads to excessively generous coverage and hence over-consumption.
This strategy should be balanced with the increased risk of jeopardizing the overall quality of the service provided, if patient turnover is escalated excessively.
Serum vitamin D levels and arterial calcification have a strong inverse relationship, provided that vitamin D levels are not excessively high, which can exacerbate calcification.
Rather than providing the excessively abundant backhaul capacity to guarantee the peak data rates, WSP should be able to dynamically leverage excess capacity on existing backhaul provided by FHs.
