What's a person to do? Harrison: Well, I think that, to our earlier point, Steve, about the changing landscape, one of the things that I firmly believe is that you can't give advice to a faceless audience because everybody has a unique time horizon and risk profile.
And I've always believed that the fatal flaw of financial media was that you can't give advice to a faceless audience, because everybody has unique time horizons and risk profiles.
I kept wondering if moments like this were meant to suggest the unique contours and horizons of Asian-American life — to make those contours more palatable to those who have never looked from that perspective, or maybe even to make them universal.
The unique part of Deepwater Horizon was the application of dispersants at the well head.
Hence, we used another sampling regime to determine if certain species within each group were unique to specific organic horizon depths in the heterogeneous treatment only.
This temporal coupling requires solving the optimization problem for whole time horizon as a unique large scale optimization problem, increasing the number of variables and constraints, and therefore the computation time.
Low Alfven and contact discontinuity dissipation in a numerical scheme, such as those based on MuSIC, should allow the proper propagation of Alfven wave information in the following unique circumstances endemic to event horizon magnetospheres that were discussed in the Introduction.
Based on a representative EWS model, we find that, for a given degree of risk aversion, there is a unique combination of the forecast horizon and of the probability threshold that maximizes the policy maker's preferences, yielding the best possible model from a policy perspective.
With all that in mind, let's look at a very unique opportunity emerging on the horizon, the rebirth of the New York Cosmos.
Soil C-horizons can exceed the thickness of the overlying A and B-horizons and contain unique morphological properties.
