As discussed in (Pham and Zhang 2014), the weak formulation in (iii) has some advantages from practical point of view.
Microsoft's entrant might gain some advantages from the work the company has done on Kinect wizardry for the Xbox One, but that device still leaves a lot to be desired in terms of natural language processing, so it'll be interesting to see how much, if at all, it improves upon the tech used in the console peripheral.
"He was hoping to get some advantage from all this," Mr. Jabar said.
Mr. Sandler's "Punch-Drunk Love" might have reaped some advantage from a December date, though the film was set earlier, supposedly to take advantage of festival invitations.
Obama, for his part, seems to know that more will be required than willpower and force to extract some advantage from the wreckage of the Bush years.
To be sure, Moscow gains some advantage from it, and its heavy-handed approach to warfare was hardly calculated to dissuade the citizens of war zones such as Aleppo from fleeing, but that is not the same as strategy.
And while the warm weather was vexing technicians outside, Mr. Blaine was reaping some advantage from it, as the temperature inside the cube was apparently well above freezing for most of the day.
"If you are the sole owner of a traditional C Corp you may be able to get some advantage from the differences tax rates, but it would be very dependent on the specific facts and circumstances," Mr. Scharin said.
"I think in this particular arena, there is a positive 'new kid on the block' effect that JetBlue will enjoy some advantage from," said John A. Quelch, a professor of marketing at Harvard Business School who sits on the board of EasyJet, a British clone of Southwest.
He can't stop the merger, but you can be sure he will extract some advantage from it.
But smaller players like Petroplus are better-positioned to gain some advantage from these refineries, particularly in the wider context of tight supplies and high oil prices.
