While there are differences in the techniques, the basics of the treatment are the same: using the hands, fingers and sometimes the leverage of his or her body weight, the massage therapist manipulates the soft tissue of the body to reduce tension and free up movement.
Some people claim that Iran uses the treatment and the threat of deportation of its Afghan refugees and migrants as leverage — sometimes explicitly, sometimes implied — against Afghanistan and the United States.
"High prices, very high multiples, low cost of money, stock deals rather than cash, companies buying businesses they know nothing about, and sometimes very high leverage".
Also, Hinkelmann et al.'s (2011) note that the algebraic techniques they seek to leverage sometimes have serious weakness of their own, such as an inability to scale to realistic model sizes.
The third man on the list, William McGuire William McGuire of UnitedHealth Group, wouldn't crack the top 15 if they were running hedge funds, private investment partnerships that can make outside gains sometimes by using leverage and exotic derivatives.
The FCA said people were sometimes able to have leverage of 200 times, meaning they can take a £20,000 position with a £100 deposit.
And extreme leverage is sometimes part of the game.
As the saying goes, stock-picking genius is sometimes nothing more than leverage in a rising market.
Sometimes the ability to leverage cognitive computing is less about the underlying algorithms and more about how they are tuned and productized.
Those firms, which don't manufacture products, use their sometimes questionable patents as leverage to obtain licensing fees.
