In the House of Representatives, Barney Frank, D-Mass., is promoting legislation that would place sharp constraints on private equity's activities.
The country's achievements are all the more impressive given its relatively low starting base and the sharp constraints on public finances imposed by the Asian financial crisis of 1997 to 1999", said Ms. Gaye Phillips, UNICEF's Malaysia Representative.
"This would be a sharp constraint to mobile operators to their roaming business".
Outside the U.S., valuing medical technologies is typically the responsibility of national health care systems that strive for fair and efficient access to new treatments under sharp fiscal constraints.
Much sharper mesh-size constraints are necessary for a uniform L2-approximation of the wave function.
New MIB algorithms that make use of two sets of interface jump conditions are proposed to remove the critical acute angle constraint of our earlier MIB scheme for treating interfaces with sharp geometric singularities, such as sharp edges, sharp wedges and sharp tips.
Several distinct dew-points are shown to exist in such systems (depending upon one's operational definition or method of detection), and, as a result of transport constraints, the "sharp" locus between two chemically distinct condensates is systematically moved to a difference mainstream composition.
However, for high-OSNR region (greater than 22 dB), since the nonlinear distortion is negligible, the improvement becomes less pronounced compared to Figures 11 and 12. Therefore, the transition from the middle-OSNR region to the high-OSNR region will become sharper with only an OSNR constraint.
This was especially sharp due to both the geographical constraints of the area and its previous agrarian history.
The obtained afterslip distribution was heterogeneous, and the discontinuous boundary was sharper than that obtained by using smoothness constraint only.
