We make concluding remarks in Sect. 4.
Finally, we introduce related work and make concluding remarks.
Section 6 makes concluding remarks.
A Continent in Transition Q. Would you like to make any concluding points that might be useful for American readers to know about European business?
A study of day trading for a Senate subcommittee says that day traders face tough challenges to make profits, concluding that a typical trader must gain more than $111,000 a year to break even after paying commissions.
Out of Ana's story, Sweden's and not least Europe's, we wish to make some concluding remarks on the situation of today and tomorrow.
While the vertical-fall experiments put Newton in a position to make his concluding rejection of vortex theories more forceful, they also posed a methodological complication.
"A painful decision for me to make," Selig concluded yesterday.
"The point that I want to make," Vince concludes, "is that as a small company with no big backers and no deep pockets, our model enables us to outspend every other electricity company in the country put together, per customer, on renewable energy.
Whatever does not kill them, the Goldsteins appear to have concluded, makes them stronger: there is no system that they cannot out-train.
