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The gradient based sizing optimization takes offset in the outer geometry and loading from a commercial 73.5 m wind turbine blade where the manufacturing mold should be re-used and hence the outer geometry is kept constant.

Typically studies took offset in Karasek's demands, control (and support) model [ 11] or Siegrist's effort-reward imbalances model [ 12] to identify predictors of sickness absence.

Hedge funds went on the attack as they took offsetting positions in anticipation that the bank couldn't hold the trade.

When the authorities have to supply foreign currencies in exchange for the domestic currency, this causes a decline in the money supply in domestic circulation unless the authorities deliberately take offsetting action.

At the same time, an outward drain may reduce the reserves of the commercial banks (the base for the domestic money supply), unless the central bank takes offsetting action.

You can, however, keep a constant supply of productive plants by taking offsets from a good parent.

CPRE believes that any offsetting metric should take account of land take, and require offsetting to cover an area of land (not merely what a developer judges to be 'habitat') at least equal to that developed.

That lettuce was made possible by NASA's vegetable production system, otherwise known as Veggie, one of the handful of approaches the agency is taking to offset food transport costs and provide astronauts with a nutritious diet on long duration space missions.

The risk-sharing must be reasonable with risk-taking offset by profit as the objective is not to maximize risk transfer but optimize risk allocation.

No one seems, however, to have bothered to calculate how many paper cups it takes to offset the carbon produced by making personalized mugs.

Measures taken to offset the danger from earthquakes include reinforcing roads and bridges to withstand tremors and constructing buildings to absorb seismic shocks.