TODAY's recommended economics writing:Yves Smith takes a long, hard look at the various stakeholders in intractable positions and concludes that there are no options for the carmakers that could be considered remotely good.
Since then various governments, beset by intractable unemployment and yet unwilling to deregulate the economy, have toyed with the idea of changing tack again.
There have been increasing numbers of reports of "off-label" use of the recombinant activated factor VII (rFVIIa) to achieve hemostasis in various situations including traumatic intractable bleeding [1, 2], cardiac surgery [3, 4], and obstetrical massive bleeding [4].
Unfortunately, the l0-norm minimization problem is computationally intractable, so various approximate methods must be employed.
In a series of reports performed by Heath et al. between 1979 and 1981, cerebellar stimulation was applied for the treatment of various psychiatric pathologies including intractable depression, schizophrenia, psychiatric conditions secondary to epilepsy, psychotic behavior, and miscellaneous psychiatric symptomatology.
STEVEN PINKER All three candidates should read all three of these books, but McCain gets first crack at Bob Harris's "Who Hates Whom: Well-Armed Fanatics, Intractable Conflicts, and Various Things Blowing Up".
Since the 1960s, deep brain stimulation and spinal cord stimulation at low frequency (30 Hz) have been used to treat intractable pain of various origins.
This has contributed to making the Israeli-Palestinian conflict both chronic and intractable, as the various illusions are continuously and consciously nurtured by the daily encounters between the two sides.
Kang et al. [ 63] showed that a KD could be a safe and effective therapy that reduces seizures in children with intractable epilepsy and various respiratory complex defects (complex I, II, IV, or combined).
