Bernstein

What was it about Leonard Bernstein that made him do so well in such a difficult situation?

Bernstein said he has "great respect" for Druckenmiller, but that consequences of a brief default might be too severe for the U. S. economy.

Mahler, who was Leonard Bernstein's idol has always been a source of inspiration to me.

"Follow the money" might have been the mantra for Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein in investigating the Watergate scandal.

Last October, one of its founders, Robert Bernstein, said HRW had failed to take account of Israel's status as an open society.

This notion, if taken seriously, is "incomprehensible" , says Ms Bernstein. Profits are easy to measure.

In December he ordered a review of Alfa's operations, which according to Max Warburton of Bernstein Research were losing up to $575m a year.

Bernstein & Co. forecast that, in terms of loan losses, '2009 will rank as the weakest year since the Great Depression.

"You don't have to go through Congress, which means you might actually be able to do it, " Bernstein said.

By Philip Bernstein and Eric Newcomer is a fine introduction to the subject; it covers a lot of history as well as concepts.

In reality, the unemployment rate is a full percentage point higher than what Romer and Bernstein predicted it would be without a stimulus.

However, Bernstein points out that this is not how online advertising brings in big amounts of money.

The son of a man who supplied hairdressing products, Bernstein became interested in music at the age of 10.

She told Bernstein about radio and voiceover work and gave her the name of her teacher to contact.

Before Bernstein, all the great orchestras in Europe, as well as America, were led by someone from Europe or Asia.

Instead, Merrill Lynch strategist Richard Bernstein tracks the Korea Composite Stock Price index, known as the Kospi.

This time, Bernstein predicts, revenue growth at Thomson Reuters will not reach pre-crash levels until at least 2015.

Even so, Mr. Bernstein said he was not cheering Wall Street's deep struggles.

"Imagine Maestro Bernstein coming back and conducting once more, " Mr Maazel almost whispered.

Leonard Bernstein was a composer who was able to write music in many different styles, including classical, pop and jazz.

Bernstein says that the microfluidic channels could also be useful for looking at molecules besides DNA.

Bernstein traveled the world as a conductor and encouraged appreciation of the music of American composers, especially Aaron Copland.

Mr Bernstein said that Israel's assertion that it was acting in self-defence against Hamas rockets should have been factored in.

Yet all this may not be enough, argues Craig Moffett of Bernstein.

Samuel Bernstein races up the main stairs to help the 160 workers trapped there.

Breakfast has the potential to be very lucrative, says Sara Senatore of Bernstein, a research firm, because the margins can be high.

Indeed, there's a ring of irony to this, given that Roland Betts, who founded Chelsea Piers with Bernstein in 1995, is one of George W.

Finally, as Max Warburton, an analyst with Bernstein Research, notes, GM has suffered as much from a price problem as from a cost problem.

Production manager Samuel Bernstein grabs one of the three fire pails. . . but the fire is already spreading.

Carl Bernstein and Bob Woodward, then-rookie reporters with the Washington Post, did stories about the break-in and subsequent cover-up.

Like Leonard Bernstein, England's Benjamin Britten has helped many young people to understand music better.

I've got to know Mr Scudamore, but it was my first time meeting Mr Bernstein.

Peter L. Bernstein , a financial consultant and economic historian , is the editor of the Economics & Portfolio Strategy newsletter .

"Many reasonable companies must surely have concluded. . . that investment in poor countries is not worth the effort, " sighs Ms Bernstein.

The harmonic language is like a gloss on Bernstein, or tepid Copland (in his "Tender Land" mode).

And also like Bernstein, Wang is interested in promoting young classical composers his own age.

In this combative book, Ann Bernstein does not deny that corporate negligence and wrongdoing has caused suffering and injustice.

Bernstein also fails to acknowledge that the west is not calling the shots as it once did.

He had hoped to become a conductor, but changed his mind on the advice of Leonard Bernstein.

Bernstein transformation through critical revisionism of Marxist theoretical system was constructed.

Bernstein combined the idioms of ethnic folk music and jazz with the virtuosity of a symphonist.

Since most of us can guess that Dr. Root-Bernstein will not take legal actions, Dr. Fang would get a free ride again.

The approach I used was to download and install Daniel J. Bernstein's daemontools (see Resources).

Dr. Bernstein said, "This is a resource, like the human genome, that will drive science forward. "

However, Bernstein says analyzing users' previous messages, as well as those of their networks of contacts, could make the process easier.

Bernstein estimates that on current strategy, and with the Microsoft deal, margins should anyway hit 16 per cent.

Bernstein's team provoked feelings of rejection in students by asking them to write about a time they felt rejected or excluded.

Mr. Bernstein expects corporate and municipal bonds to drop much more drastically if the Treasury market is hit by default or downgrade.

To correct this misperception, Mr. Bernstein says he embraced many of her suggestions.

Brad Hintz of Bernstein Research notes that the share of the industry's capital held in such illiquid investments is growing very fast.

Luca Solca, a senior analyst at Bernstein Research, says trading momentum is favouring companies with higher exposure to emerging markets.

Bernstein says when differences in age, race, marital status and place of residence are accounted for, the trend remains the same.

Hardware on a luxury product should have the appropriate markings, texture and weight, Ms. Bernstein said.

Writing in The International Herald Tribune, Bernstein cited that humble act of kindness as a mark of greatness he has never forgotten.

Markov-Bernstein inequality for cardinal spline played an important role in its properties.

Capital concerns are largely spurring the European pullback, said Brad Hintz, banking analyst for Sanford Bernstein.

Bernstein led 53 of these special concerts, confirming the fact that he was not only a musical genius, but also a natural born teacher.

J. M. Bernstein is University Distinguished Professor of Philosophy at the New School for Social Research and the author of five books.

"There are good protein-rich sources that do not involve red meat, " Bernstein says.

Both men credited Felt for helping them, but Bernstein said Felt was a tough interview.

Monthly job losses aren't as bad as they were from December to March, when payrolls were trimmed by more than 600, 000, Mr. Bernstein said.

Your Mr. Bernstein sent junior the most incredible atrocity yesterday, Charles. I simply can't have it in the nursery.

Claudio Aspesi of Bernstein Research points out that academic authors tend not to care much about copyright protection.

Mr. Bernstein is apt to pay a visit to the nursery now and then. -Does he have to? -Yes.

Dr Bernstein admits, though, that many film depictions of psychiatry and mental disorders are "terrible" .

Mr. Bernstein says some investors saving for education expenses compare returns to tuition inflation.

Charles Bernstein's poems are rebellious against conventions in theme, diction, imagery and prosody.

Producer Lord Sidney Bernstein described her as the most sophisticated peasant he'd ever met .

If a luxury brand can thrive without a vast investment in retail space, says Luca Solca of Bernstein Research, barriers to entry will fall.

The discovery came from an investigation by two young reporters at the Washington post, Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein.

The Young People's Concerts revealed Bernstein's mastery of both music education and the medium of television.

"Steve thought he had all the answers, " said Toni Sacconaghi, a research analyst who covers Apple for Sanford Bernstein &Co.

But business repeatedly fails to advertise such contributions, Bernstein says.

According to Bernstein, they were quickly snapped up by a savvy buyer who needed "new" suits for interviews.

In Germany these stores account for about 45% of groceries sold, says Christopher Hogbin, an investment analyst at Sanford Bernstein.

Ms. Bernstein is constantly tracking the knockoffs' improvements.

In promoting the book, Bernstein and Schein may provide a sneak peek at Neubauer and Bernard's results.

Ms Bernstein cites the example of a pipeline that Exxon built in Chad.

"Android has tremendous momentum, " said A. M. Sacconaghi Jr. , an analyst with the research firm Sanford C. Bernstein & Company.

The firm "now needs to deliver a knockout blow in pricing, " says Christopher Hogbin of Bernstein Research.

This notion, if taken seriously, is "incomprehensible" , says Ms Bernstein.

The concert by the conductor Leonard Bernstein, and broadcast on U. S. television.

In addition to his musicals, Bernstein has written symphonies and ballet music.

"It raises the bigger question about whether he'll ever return, " said Toni Sacconaghi, an analyst with Sanford C. Bernstein & Company.

In Dr. Root-Bernstein's case, Dr. Fang's acts constitute violation of copyright law and moral standards. Dr.

But in the ensuing saga, Carl Bernstein and Bob Woodward wrote a new word into political history, Watergate .

"There is negative price elasticity here: the higher the price, the more competitive the product, " Bernstein's analysts observe.

"It's impossible for someone to assess their risk tolerance alone, " says Mr. Bernstein.

And use the estimator to compare with the Bernstein polynomial estimator.

Nonetheless Verizon and AT&T, its main competitor, are still mostly "wireline" , says Craig Moffett, an analyst with Bernstein Research.

And use the estimator to compare with the Bernstein polynomial estimator.

Nonetheless Verizon and AT&T, its main competitor, are still mostly "wireline" , says Craig Moffett, an analyst with Bernstein Research.

Bernstein, a German Jew, in 1937 was forced to transfer his property to a Nazi agent.

Convergent activation is considered a key event for subsequent plasticity, according to Bernstein.

A business that is accountable to all is in effect accountable to no one, says Ms Bernstein.

Ms Bernstein cites the example of white-owned shops in South Africa under apartheid.

Bernstein could have added: beware.

'It's very counterintuitive, ' Mr. Bernstein says.

and following of footstep of Leonard Bernstein, a key influence.

Retail trading volumes dropped 60 per cent after the dotcom bust, points out Bernstein Research.

Retail trading volumes dropped 60 per cent after the dotcom bust, points out Bernstein Research.

'What makes me worried is that it is just such unsustainably explosive growth, ' said Bernstein's Mr. Warburton.

He invented an elaborate game for Leonard Bernstein's 50th Birthday called The Great Conductor Hunt.

S. levels, the country would need 45 million barrels a day, more than half the current level of global supply.

"Anxiety and worry will make you feel older and lower your energy, " author Gabrielle Bernstein says.

Who on Earth Revised Marxism: Lenin or Bernstein?

That implies, says Neil McMahon, of Bernstein, an oil price in the mid $70s next year.

Toni Sacconaghi of Bernstein Research estimates that 40% of IBM's profits are mainframe-related.

Bernstein's music was influenced by many of the things he had heard - and even read -- before.

Sylvia Bernstein says the idea is as old as nature.

In a recent study Sanford C. Bernstein said it expected Fiat to raise its stake in Chrysler to 51 percent in 2011 or 2012.

In 1986, Leonard Bernstein said, God knows, I should be dead by now.

In 1942. Bernstein moved to New York City armed with glowing references, but couldn't find work.

Perhaps as a result, Bernstein says Ina's five Manhattan stores are doing extremely well, in spite of the economy.

In 2004 home entertainment supplied 20% of revenues at Walt Disney, 14% at News Corporation and 11% at Time Warner, says Sanford Bernstein.

Composer-conductor Leonard Bernstein died at age 72.

"We have to respect that they have a life, " says Bernstein.

The result is that AgBank's lending will grow annually by 19% in the coming years, estimates Sanford Bernstein analyst Mike Werner.

Pay-TV revenue per user rose by just over 5% a year from 2005 to 2010, from $59. 82 per month to $77. 43, according to Bernstein Research.

These are not new arguments, but Ms Bernstein makes them fresh by writing from an African perspective.

The iPad's current sales rate is approximately 4. 5 million units per quarter, according to Bernstein.

These are potentially huge, perhaps more than 100 years' worth of demand, says Sanford C. Bernstein.

Bernstein's current estimate for JPMorgan's 2010 earnings is $3. 20 per share.

Total TV advertising is projected to fall 1. 9% this year and 5% next year, according to Bernstein Research.

said Neil Eeveridge, senior oil analyst at Sanford Bernstein. "It's a lot cheaper to buy these reserves. "

Bernstein says Latisse in fact does work because it is changing the molecular structure of the hair cells.

They have dropped by only 16% from their peak in real terms, and Bernstein reckons the eventual fall will be more like 30%.

Bernstein says another plus is that a private show takes less time.

Since 2002, Dell has made 10 acquisitions while IBM has made 75 and H-P has done 42, according to Sanford C. Bernstein.

'They're making better and better fakes every day, ' Ms. Bernstein said.

On September 26th 1957, Stephen Sondheim wrote a letter to Leonard Bernstein upon the opening of West Side Story.

I'll call Mr. Bernstein and have him put off my appointments until noon. What time is it?

Bernstein thinks that we need to move away from such visions of a new intellectual world and get back to the rough ground

Seeking the Reestablishment of Power Relation--A Probe into Bernstein's Theory of Educational Knowledge Encoding and Its Implications

Equivalence Theorem on Simultaneous Approximation by the Bernstein-Kantorovich Operators

Simultaneous approximation by Bernstein operators

Leonard Bernstein, Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra

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Coordinating Supply Chains with Simple Pricing Schemes: The Role of Vendor-Managed Inventories By: Bernstein, Chen, Federgruen

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Against the Gods: The Remarkable Story of Risk by Peter L. Bernstein

Poetics of Charles Bernstein and American Language Poetry

On Basil Bernstein's Theory of Pedagogic Discourse

Only art can substitute for nature. (Leonard Bernstein)

Hong Kong-listed miners boosted fixed-asset investment by almost 25% last year, according to Sanford C. Bernstein.

Bernstein talks about the orchestra

Fugue: Bach, Bizet and Bernstein

Fusion and Internalization: On Bernstein and Bourdieu's Theoretical Contribution to the Development of CDA

New Studies About the Third Type Interpolation Process of Bernstein