The president's travel, the costs for which are apportioned between the taxpayers and the Democratic Party or Mr. Obama's campaign depending on the mix of official and political events, is expected to pick up as the election approaches.
Using this model to fit the internal non-bonded distances indicated a folding angle of 9.1°, which was apportioned in transforming the coordinates in the ratio 0.35 : 0.65, the inverse ratio of the relevant moments of inertia about N1 – N1.
In 1800, the land west of Knox Street to Robin Street and south from State Street to Hudson Avenue was taken for a cemetery, which was apportioned into sections for each of Albany's churches.
Lost in all the noise of this week's budget fight in Albany was a proposal from Gov. David Paterson that could fundamentally change the unfair way in which school aid is apportioned across New York State.
Page A20 BREAKING THE SHARES Gov. David Paterson's new proposal could change the unfair way in which school aid is apportioned across New York State and benefit needier districts like New York City.
Therefore, the apportioning method [23] is used to reduce the ACPT, by which each level is apportioned among the assigned discrete states.
In particular, there could be an emphasis on the economies of scope, including the estimation of which costs are apportioned to which interventions (not available for this paper), when there is expansion of the delivery platform.
Secondly, common cause variability is apportioned to determine which factors are responsible for most of the variability.
Generally, we were concerned with how transcriptional effort is apportioned among transcripts, which makes percentages a natural measure.
Last June, the United States Supreme Court upheld the judgment, which legal experts said refined how legal power is apportioned in bankruptcies.
