English players are traditionally known for a textbook approach — repetitive down-the-wall shots, patiently awaiting opportunity.
The textbook approach to stardom then was self-destruction, when baseball wasn't a kid's game; it was a cocaine scandal waiting to happen.
Although Mr. Hadden acted in good faith and attempted to follow a textbook approach, he had difficulty liquidating the futures position in an orderly manner in light of stressed and illiquid market conditions".
I was, however, slightly puzzled, in a tooting-my-own-horn fashion, by the reference — which I missed in Crafts, but was repeated and emphasized by Avent — to the "textbook approach" of raising inflation expectations to escape a liquidity trap.
"The textbook approach is to stabilise the situation first and then decide how to ensure it never happens again," says Nicolas Véron, at Bruegel, a think-tank in Brussels.For all the criticism of Dodd-Frank, Mr Véron thinks the Americans are doing a better job.
The well-known nonparametric textbook approach focuses on utilizing the discrete hazard function to define the parameters of interest.
The dynamical state is just the quantum state of the ordinary textbook approach (a vector or density matrix in Hilbert space).
For either way of quantum simulation, there are important algebraic aspects going beyond the standard textbook approach [17], some of which can be found in [18 21].
The paper focuses on how the traditional textbook approach to econometrics, by conflating statistical and substantive information, has contributed significantly to the mountains of untrustworthy evidence accumulated over the last century.
