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Second, just as in physics, the COG refers to the thing that holds the enemy's force together or, in a manner of speaking, that serves as a focal point.

The CoG determination method can be summarized as follows: for a given suspension point, the body frame components of the upward local vertical can be computed starting from the inclinometer readings.

Beginning in 2008, a half-dozen evaluations of the ADF's application of COG analysis were published, mostly written in response to conceptual developments appearing in U.S.-based publications.

Although the findings render it very probable that COG fixations can indeed be regarded as a correlate for more efficient perceptual encoding, the evidence for that claim is still quite indirect: firstly, because the comparisons relied on different groups of individuals that already differed in the central performance measure (experts versus novices) and second, because the effects of more efficient coding during COG fixations were not independently assessed.

Pearson correlation coefficients, corrected for the effects of range restrictions, revealed only a moderately strong correlation between the GAMA IQ and the WJ-R COG Broad Cognitive IQ (r = 48; p < .01) and a strong correlation between the GAMA IQ and the WJ-R COG Fluid Reasoning score (r = .60, p < .01).

Punishment strategies aim at following Sun Tzu's advice by affecting what Strange calls the moral strategic COG (the "will" COG).

COG E-commerce gives its customers all the tools they need to upload pictures, edit descriptions, set prices and postage, track orders and manage goods.

"The new diesel locomotive is more likely to aid in the preservation of the current steam engines by offsetting the rising cost to operate them," said AI LaPrade, chief mechanical engineer at the Cog Railway.

In order to find the CoG, one must first define it.

Although a qualifying small taxpayer may use the small business simplified overall method to apportion COGS and deductions between DPGR and non-DPGR at the entity level, (33) the default rule appears to remain that other passthrough entities may not make such allocations at the entity level.

COGS must be allocated to qualifying property using one of these methods:

provides a mindscape panoramic view of how the broken cogs on the cosmic wheel still rock and reel with the rest of the world."

Some account for a high percentage of SG & A costs in the SG & A cost category, while others may account for considerable SG & A headcount and cost in the cost of goods sold (COGS).

A March 16 report to Council of General Synod (CoGS) citing a "worrisome" decline in contributions from dioceses led to the passing of three resolutions the following day calling for a rethink of the church's structures, the way it is funded by the dioceses and its plans for ministry and mission.

The Tax Court held that a medical marijuana dispensary was required to calculate its cost of goods sold (COGS) using the rules of Sec.