These temporary out-of-range PT tests would have less impact in a TIR interpolation model such as Rosendaal's [ 9, 11].
The ordinance, approved by a 6-to-1 vote, defines camping as sleeping or "otherwise being in a temporary shelter out-of-doors".
It's important to note that the hardware we played with was a prototype (note the temporary straight-out-of-the-label-maker badge on the front, for example), with the software considered pre-beta.
Concerning the determinants of migration, Danzer and Dietz (2014) look at the determinants of temporary out-migration from Armenia, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova, and Ukraine in 2006.
We model link failures as a temporary drop-out of a bidirectional connection between two nodes, meaning that no message can be transmitted between the nodes.
The temporary lock-out of musicians at the New York production of Tony 'n Tina's Wedding this fall was blamed on a difficult economy - and this kind of thing was not limited to New York alone.
In Uganda, where misoprostol was registered for postpartum hemorrhage at the time of the program implementation, difficulties in procurement of the drug specifically for use in MPAC, outside of its registration, led to temporary stock-outs of the medication within the program.
At the end of September, 60,940 British households were living in temporary accommodation usually a grim, out-of-the-way hostel or B&B after being declared homeless.
Patients/caregivers who required temporary lodging had higher out-of-pocket expenses compared to those who did not (median, $5,247 vs. $716).
But some of the recent surveys that showed Mr. Gore getting an enormous -- and possibly temporary -- bounce out of the Democratic convention also indicated that voters had at least temporarily reassessed his ability to manage the economy.
A lot of shrewd thinking has gone into this version that now has a revised book by Harvey Fierstein and even the inclusion of a song ("Temporary Arrangement") dropped during the out-of-town tour to Broadway in 1964.
