If your startup cannot reliably project its financial or human resource growth, you or your broker/agent should try negotiating option rights with your landlord.
The researchers say the new understanding has major implications for their ability to reliably project future sea-level rises as a result of Antarctic ice loss.
The assessment of the potential landscape impacts of the latest Common Agricultural Policy reforms constitutes a challenge for policy makers and it requires the development of models that can reliably project the likely spatial distribution of land uses.
Frequencies of tornadoes and hurricanes cannot reliably be projected.
The inciso-gingival dimension, followed by the mesio-distal, was measured most reliably whether based on projected or actual measurements, whereas labio-lingual measurements displayed the lowest reliability.
The result is that, with limited money, innovative projects often lose out to more reliably successful projects that aim to tweak treatments, perhaps extending life by only weeks.
Now, as then, Ann, whose voice is darker, rangier and multicolored, dives headlong into blues and torch territory, while the reliably sunny Liz projects the can-do gumption of a Midwestern soccer mom.
Yet, in spite of the shift toward including judgmental methods more specifically into the selection process, systematic information gathering and standardized methods are at the heart of any project evaluation process and provide the best assurance for reliably predicting project outcome and repeatability of the decision process.
"I am informed … that the projected tour of South America is snuffed out, thus euthanised – due, I'm reliably advised, to lack of funding," he wrote on the fansite True to You.
"I am informed today that the projected tour of South America is snuffed out, thus euthanised due, I'm reliably advised, to lack of funding," he wrote on the fansite True To You.
