Lawmakers on all sides claimed they wanted to end the practice of resorting to short-term patches for road and transit spending, and finally pass a long-term bill instead.
As in other rentals, vacancies are above normal, with some condominium owners resorting to short-term leases as well as lower rents to bolster income.
I've spent the last week tricking myself into not lighting up, and while I wouldn't choose to chug tobacco seltzer or peel and eat so many clementines again, I didn't do anything that definitively kicked my habit or that I would consider resorting to long term.
From two canonical manufactured turbulent solutions, a turbulent flame and a passive scalar turbulent mixing layer, the critical values of these ratios under which measured and computed variances (resolved plus sub-grid scale) can be compared without resorting to additional residual terms are first determined.
In the article "Estimating the number of components of a multicomponent nonstationary signal using the short-term time-frequency Rényi entropy"[2], Victor Sucic et al. propose a solution to the problem of detecting the local number of signal components by resorting to the short-term Rényi entropy of signals in the time-frequency plane.
They resort to short-term fixes, not long-term solutions.
The bold choice to interpret a literary classic in contemporary terms, without resorting to a wholesale rewrite or cheeky parody, recalls the boundary-leaping adventure undertaken by Duncan Sheik & Company in "Spring Awakening," which reopens on Broadway next month.
We observed that there were differences in terms of resorting to face-to-face tutorials to resolve ICT doubts, with a Bayes factor of 4.50.
To keep the complexity low, we propose to estimate the variance of the IN term by resorting to data-aided algorithms.
But resorting to violence is a long-term, deeply ingrained habit in human history, and is not easily discarded.
