Voorbeelden van precipitous

• Centralized wholesaling markets typically may be at their optimal level of production but be subject to occasional precipitous collapses.

• This market structure immediately requires the use of money or credit instruments and is subject to precipitous collapses.

• In the case of the last two parameters, the decrease is sufficiently precipitous to necessitate a logarithmic scale.

• In the outer zones, property value witnessed a less precipitous rise, but instead recorded a marked expansion in the number of assessed units.

• The superficial implication of a precipitous drop in stillbirth rate at higher age is meaningless.

• Classically, a click or 'give' is felt, accompanied by severe pain over the symphysis, and precipitous delivery may follow.

• Some countries have seen very precipitous declines in their inflation rates, while others have seen only small decreases in inflation.

• It is demonstrated that centralized wholesaling markets are subject to precipitous collapses induced by real-side production coordination failure.

• Therefore, it is again plausible that consumption takes a precipitous fall when there is a policy switch.

• Many of the precipitous sea-cliff sections, which locally rise to 160 m in height, are both inaccessible and hidden from view on land.

• Nevertheless, the devolution from "social reform" to "advocacy" may be rather precipitous.

• It is largely ice-covered and the northern coastline is indented and generally precipitous, with sharp rocky ridges forming bold headlands between ice cliffs.

• A sense of edge and exposure are induced by the bare presence of the ridge at its most precipitous point.

• Inherent in these varieties, however, is a common commitment to oppose precipitous change, protect existing economic arrangements, and value community.

• Although all costs declined over time, the most precipitous decrease was in drug costs in the first week, due to the use of surfactant predominantly in the first few days.