He has concluded his senior thesis in which he assesses how sneaker resellers play a crucial role within sneaker culture and how they have influenced it in dictating how the market fares.
Central to this is the "musical chairs" model of unemployment, which he assesses against American labour market data.The musical chairs model says that shocks to nominal GDP or total spending in the economy drive unemployment.
11) brings together such historical documents as a letter in the hand of Benjamin Franklin in which he assesses the "delicate and critical Situation of Affairs between Britain and her Colonies," as well as a beautiful collection of nineteenth-century flower engravings.
Over the long years during which he assessed hundreds of twisted or seemingly twisted minds, Dr. Daniel W. Schwartz says, the conclusions he offered about them were always ethically straight.
Perhaps art was the mode in which he assessed everything and everybody, himself included, as if fitting each passing sensation, personality, and event into an evolving composition.
In the Paris spring of 1925, a young American writer sent a letter to his new publisher in which he assessed his chances in the literary marketplace.
During the Stetsasonic taping, he dropped mentions of having attended Nelson Mandela's first American appearance, of having worked on "New Jack City," and of having directed Stetsasonic's first video, which he assessed thus: "Yo, it's cool".
In addition, Mr. Daschle asked the White House to provide copies of legal memorandums Mr. Estrada wrote while a lawyer in the office of solicitor general, in which he assessed cases the government was arguing before the Supreme Court.
Justice Wilk's verbal acidity was clearly evidenced in a 1990 case in which he assessed damages of $4 million against Robert Guccione, the publisher of Penthouse magazine, for requiring an employee to have sex with business associates.
In 1985, Shawn Carlson a physicist at UC Berkeley, published a paper in Nature in which he assessed whether natal charts could be used to accurately describe a person's personality traits.
In an interview after the meeting, in which he assessed the outlook for releasing oil, he said: "Those who were for it are more strongly for it, and those who were against it are now believing that it should be done.
