"tforstart" "g24" "less24" Independent dichotomous variables that indicates entrepreneur's perseverance with his/her commitment to this entrepreneurial attempt: on a long-term basis ("g24") or shot-term basis ("less24").
The most frequently cited challenge to shot-term medical volunteer work was the task of reaching the patients who truly cannot afford other options for medical attention.
But they have a far better shot, long term, of lessening this country's dependence on oil imports and keeping gas prices under control.
The time-averaging coefficients and Poisson 1/⟨ P⟩ terms directly result from the filters and shot noise terms in S P. While power spectra describe the dynamic aspects of fluctuations (eg. periodicities, relaxation times), it cannot capture several important features that reside in steady-state distributions.
This is not the worst breach of all time by a long shot in terms of pure numbers.
On the Apple side, it's no great surprise to find out that he was considered rather a "long shot" in terms of everything but his technical knowledge.
The District is 2 1 Republican, and so my challenge to Mr. Goodlatte in 2012, as the Democratic nominee for the District's seat in Congress, was a very long shot in terms of winning the seat.
Bush said he hopes the leaders take the paintings "in the spirit of friendship," saying he was "willing to give it a shot, in terms of getting people to see how I felt about them".
But we've avoided making the hard choices of drastically cutting services and/or raising taxes by relying on one-shot, short-term solutions, such as selling of our long-term assets to pay for today's debts.
Peter Joseph, at KBC Peel Hunt, said the nature of the group's joint venture agreement formed two years ago with Bank of Scotland to acquire Heritage Hotels for £235m meant "the bank called the shots" in terms of who it worked with.
SLIT also differs from allergy shots in terms of how often it is given.
