It is found by defeating self-sufficiency for a state of mutual dependence.
He then loaded it onto Mr. Romney's bus, an uncommon act of self-sufficiency for a candidate now surrounded by a dozen staff members ready to attend to his every need.
The vague threat implicit in such possibilities often results in a yearning for autarky, for national self-sufficiency, for a life free of dependence on the hazards of the outside world.
But despite the frequent intonation of terms such as "grain security" and "self-sufficiency" (for a Communist Party of peasant origin, these have a pleasant ring), there are signs that the government is moving towards greater acceptance of the role of the market in regulating grain supplies and prices.
The venture capitalist calls funding low-income entrepreneurs "one of the most important economic phenomena since the advent of capitalism". In rural India, a loan of $50 can spell the difference between poverty and economic self-sufficiency for an entire family.
It is shown that the use of Fourier transform in mathematical models cannot provide mathematical sufficiency display for a project to investigate the response of a building structure on mechanical shock loads.
Later, Nyblom [17] derived a sufficiency condition for a series of positive rational terms to converge to a transcendental number.
Data sufficiency, for example, isn't a skill set that comes intuitively, it's a skill set that you build with practice.
Let us introduce the sufficiency for the Dini condition for a composite function F t) = f t, x t)).
He reserved "a sufficiency for the use of my own people," his slaves; he sent some to market in Alexandria and shipped some to Antigua in his own schooner; and he used shad and herring to fertilize his grounds.
