A steady agent endowed with a good health disposition, whatever her concern for health, does not suffer any of the factors which define the (rho )-equivalent loss function.
Overall, increasing the retirement age by 7 years implies an increase in workable time by 17.5%% (in the initial steady state, agents work for 40 years).
The season finale last spring ended with a raid he led in a hotel room and a long steady shot of agents falling out the window, dropping dead into a pool of water against a backdrop of blue sky and "When the Man Comes Around" by Johnny Cash.
According to real estate agents, a steady number of foreigners and Greeks are expressing interest in building similar luxury homes in Lagonisi, which, with just 400 or so residents, remains one of the few coastal suburbs of Athens with room for development.
These coupled with the distribution Σ define the steady state allocation of agents.
Partly on the strength of his ability to provide his agents with steady if not spectacular income, Guerra has accelerated the expansion of his firm.
The minimal dose at which wt agent can penetrate heterozygous hosts is likely to be below the steady state level of agent in the environment.
Now I'm screwing up my courage for the process of steady rejection known as agent querying.
Although initial pharmaceutical therapy is with an oral glucose-lowering agent, a steady decline in islet β-cell function results in progressive hyperglycaemia, which requires a stepwise escalation of treatment.
