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"Frontiers of Legal Theory" offers many such examples where economics and other disciplines "overlap and interpenetrate".
The authors discuss a number of such examples, where the boundaries of the firm seem to be determined by factors other than the need to protect investments, and where other mechanisms than the allocation of asset ownership are used to provide investment incentives.
We continue by giving two such examples, where the first one (Bennett's inequalities) also has direct applications, e.g., to interpolation theory (see Remark 1.1 below).
Figure 4 shows two such examples where the data histogram is shown as grey bars, the MG model in black, the ML in green, the MK in red, and the MNIG in blue.
Public-private partnerships are such examples, where private companies are typically contracted to build and operate projects before transferring them back to the public sector after an agreed period.
Our results include several such examples where increasing the number of records favors BSAM (Tables 1, 2, 3), but none that goes in the opposite direction.
One such example, where the D.C. Circuit has previously rejected an Appointments Clause challenge, are IRS "settlements" officers.
Produced water obtained from steam assisted gravity drainage (SAGD) process is one such example where DCMD can potentially be a very useful process.
WikiNasik, is one such example, where more than 300 volunteers worked to update Nashik's Wikipedia page, so that outsiders had access to up-to-date and comprehensive information about the city.
In this issue of Sustainable Building we focus on one such example where a R&D Centre in Germany the Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems ISEE) has commissioned and opened a new sustainable headquarters in Freiburg, Germany.
This contribution describes one such example where a 35 year old flywheel generator at AUG was identified as fault-prone and pre-emptively upgraded with a new drive converter with integrated control.
