S S. 21In calculating the settlement for any given rule we assume that (2) holds and hence that is given by (3). This is because as we saw in Proposition 1 if (2) is violated then does not file against and the game terminates immediately. the settlement is UK S(Φ ) = I + β p cT − (1 − β) (1 − p) cT (7) Under the Plaintiff Biased Rule, denoted ΦP , the Plaintiff pays cˆTP if he loses, and pays nothing otherwise. In this case, we have cPT = (1 − p)cˆPT the settlement is and cDT = pcˆPT + cˆDT and, using (3), S(ΦP ) = I + β (pcˆTP + cˆTD) − (1 − β)(1 − p) cˆPT (8) Under the Defendant Biased Rule, denoted ΦD, the Defendant pays cˆTD if he loses, and pays nothing otherwise. In this case, we have cPT = cˆPT + (1 − p)cˆTD and cTD = pcˆDT and, using (3), the settlement is S(ΦD) = I + β pcˆDT − (1 − β) [cˆPT + (1 − p)cˆDT ] (9)
S S. 2 Configuring Ports for Servers (including port description) S (n)
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S S. The employee returns to work on Monday without the medical evidence to substantiate a disability for Thursday and Friday. The employee will not be paid Salary Continuation for Thursday and Friday. The payment of Salary Continuation in the above examples resolves the questions you raised regarding the effect of the changes in the Insurance Program on the Salary Continuation Plan.
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S S. 4.5 The customer shall use the Equipment and Tank only for the storage and use of Gas supplied by the Company.
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S S. The D dimensional scalar curvature Rˆ is then found as a function of the d = D — n dimensional fields by taking Rˆ = ηMN XˆX X . From (3.36), we find ij Rˆ = e—2αρ R — 1 e2(β—α)ρG F i F jµν — Sj Sµi — γ2∂ µ ρ∂µρ µν µi j
S S. If P is a probability distribution which is not specifically associated with X we analogously write PrX P[X > 1] to denote the probability that a random variable chosen according to P is larger than 1; or EX P[X] for the expected value of a random variable chosen according to P. For a set we also write PrX [X > 1] to denote that X is chosen according to S X the uniform distribution over , i.e., P (x) := 1 . We often manipulate distributions freely. Fo|Sr |example, if PX is a dis- X X · X × Y tribution on then (PX)2 is understood to be the distribution on 2 where the first and second element are independent, i.e., (PX)2(x0, x1) := PX(x0) PX(x1). Furthermore, if a distribution PXY over is given, then we write PX and PY to denote marginal distributions, i.e., PX(x) := ∑y∈Y PXY(x, y), analogous for PY. The conditional distribution PX|Y is defined as PX|Y (x|y) := PXY(x, y)/PY(y). We use superscripts to denote tuples, e.g., Xn := (X0, . . . , Xn−1) and xn := (x0, . . . , xn−1).
