I have made it quite clear that we will retain a flexible labor market here, and it is.
(1996), we observe that the null hypothesis that the series is an (I(2) ) process is rejected at 5%% but not at 1 %.12 Although this result favors a single root in output, we retain the flexible specification of (1) to (5) as it is more general and does not generate an over-identification of the models, as is explained in the next section (see, in particular, Sect. 4.4).
Land security at village level is measured by means of an indicator that combines information on the share of grain ration land relative to the village total land and whether or not the village retained some flexible land.
In particular, for the years of 1995 and 2002, the indicator for land security at village level is coded as one if the share of grain ration land in total land at the village dimension is above the mean value of the year; meanwhile, for the year of 2008, it is coded as one if the village retained some flexible land that year.
Second, "White's 'extra move' can be a burden, and sometimes White finds himself in a mild form of zugzwang ('Zugzwang Lite')." Third, although White begins the game with the initiative, if "Black retains a flexible position with good reactive possibilities, this initiative can be absorbed and often passes over to Black".
In MTs due to poor interaction with Ptxl, M-loop flexible region retains its flexibility, therefore unable to stabilize microtubule.
As with other creative efforts by employers to retain employees -- from flexible work time to job sharing -- the strategy has its skeptics.
Most carpets still retain the same tough flexible backings and upright pile, affording protection from cold and hard floors, agreeable to the touch, and serving a decorative function.
These hybrid yarns can contain up to 99 wt% of guest and still remain flexible and retain the original properties of the CNT host and guest materials.
