Thus, as shown in equations (5) to (7), the error term should include a scale function with arguments Z to account for scale variation among respondents, among attributes, across questions, and to accommodate sequence effects, {U}_j = {V}_j+frac{varepsilon_j}{sigma (Z },j=1, dots, J (12).
He raises important questions over how to accommodate a regime that openly expresses its wish to see the end of Israel and remove all Western influence from the region.Yet Mr Taheri has faults too.
But just that people accommodate their questions, and lower the bar of their questions to suit the candidate in front of them and that's what happened with Trump in the past".
The big question is how to accommodate Christian Benteke and Daniel Sturridge.
And the question of how to accommodate Islam has everywhere proved vexed.
The resources that are needed to develop this network and data collection system highlight the importance of ensuring that sufficient information is collected to answer the most important research questions while also having the flexibility to accommodate emerging questions in a rapidly evolving field.
But at the meeting on Monday, Mr. Goldstein said lumping questions together was necessary to accommodate the city's new electronic voting machines.
(It is now certain there will be women bishops; the question is how generously to accommodate clergy or parishes who will not submit to their authority).
The question of how far to accommodate students with learning disabilities on college entrance tests like the SAT has become a familiar one, as requests for special accommodations proliferate, especially from affluent white families.
As the country gains more and more students (and eventual workers) from abroad, there are big questions around how institutions need to accommodate these populations and ease the growing pains, from student relations to housing to classrooms and syllabi to student bank accounts and credit cards to work visas.
