And there's a pitfall in the measurement right now because of what's happening in the auction-rate securities market, which is obviously cash will be clearly stated on the balance sheet in the current filings.
So there is a chance of avoiding the pitfalls of some of the prince's predecessors: an arranged marriage to a dull princess he has scarcely met, or, like his father, to a much younger, aristocratic bride who has no interest in his interests.
There are a few pitfalls of the present study.
For this reason there is a need to better understand the pitfalls of commonly used techniques, so that they may be improved.
Unlike when DISCLOSE was being debated -- or, for that matter, when the Supreme Court ruled in Citizens United that corporations could make unlimited donations -- now there is a sharp focus on the pitfalls and shortcomings of current campaign finance law.
Since most mechanisms which are relevant for applications involve multiple pathways and their crosstalk, there is a need for algorithms which avoid the pitfalls of detailed network reengineering in only one step.
Despite the high quality of MRI, there are a few pitfalls and limitations of which one should be aware.
But there is no inherent value in doing so, and there are a lot of pitfalls, as a telltale moment in Ms. Fleming's second recital made clear.
"There are a lot of pitfalls that you don't want to fall into," Millward told me, "and the women's movement has such a varied reputation that people can stop listening straight away".
A thorough review on common measurement techniques as well as correction methods reveals, that there are a number of pitfalls, that when not accounted for can lead to wrong conclusions about the wall position and thereby also on the near-wall behaviour of mean and turbulence quantities.
