Meyer and Belichick met when Meyer took the job at Florida in the winter of 2005, and the two trade off-season visits.
The two traded off every two or three songs.
A little bit earlier the two traded off songs one for one, turning the repartee into a comic routine: Mr. West painting "Gold Digger" as the dark underbelly of Jay-Z's "Big Pimpin', " to which Jay-Z replied with the callous "99 Problems".
Above all, the above mode switching trends of Figure 4 externalize the two trade-offs.
Two trade-offs were observed: resource acquisition vs. resource conservation or resource assignment to tissues conferring anoxia or salinity tolerance, and fast growth vs. light interception.
Comparing the stochastic and deterministic Pareto surfaces of different objectives, we conclude that the objectives are considerably influenced by uncertainties because the two trade-off surfaces are different.
While some tracks on Watch the Throne give the "star rappers turns at the mic," "Gotta Have It" is "pure tag-team hip-hop, with the two trading off verses and finishing each other's lines".
Hence, the evolution of virulent strains resistant to drugs is governed by two trade-offs: between the rate of reproduction and host morbidity, and between growth rate and drug resistance.
On tracks that can last an hour, changes start off microscopic, then become surging, as the three trade off melody lines and rhythms to no set script to considerable emotional effect.
Here, the women discussed their love affairs, Linda's former one, Julia's current one — trading off, living vicariously, taking turns.
That is one trade-off Copland House will have to weigh, and the issue could get more complicated if, as planned, the organization gains access to other buildings on the property, which is owned by the county.
