Not exact matches
If the flows were not reacting to
near term performance on a
relative basis,
then it is being used in a strategic allocation.
(Surah LXXIV, 2);
then the call at first to the
near relatives only (Surah XXVI, 214), extended next to the whole town (Surah XXVIII, 59),
then to the neighboring towns (Surah VI, 92), and at last to humanity (Surah XXI, 107).
The spectrometer can
then determine, in a fraction of a second, the
relative position of the two mirrors to the
nearest nanometer, thus making it possible to assess the extent of the deformation.
If your portfolio is small
relative to the size of your total available assets and you can therefore afford to make a mistake (e.g., sell out at or
near the bottom in the event that you can't handle the stress),
then go ahead and build a high - risk portfolio.
To the extent that there is model validity in saying
relative profitability can be expressed as a comparison of profit / cost,
then as environmental costs are pegged at or
near zero, the
relative profitability of environmental goods is perceived in the market as «very high», if not infinite.
We
then recompute elevations
relative to mean higher high water (MHHW) levels at
nearest neighbors in NOAA's VDatum grid (vdatum.noaa.gov).
The chapters start with the history of the concept of the
nearest relative in legislation and
then proceed to examine all aspects of the powers and duties of such a person following appointment.
If a Hospital other than the
nearest qualified Hospital is selected by the Insured Person,
then the attending physician, Insured Person, or a
relative of the Insured Person shall certify to the Company the Insured Person's understanding and acknowledgement of such responsibility for excess costs and expenses in addition to the matters set forth in the Conditions and Restrictions above.