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SOSC
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SOSCSouthern Oregon State College
SOSCSociety of Ordained Scientists (est. 1990)
SOSCSmithsonian Oceanographic Sorting Center
SOSCSecond-Order Sufficient Condition (analytics)
SOSCspecial operations support command (theater army) (US DoD)
SOSCSystem Operational and Support Capability
SOSCSystem Operation Support Center
SOSCSwitch Operations Service Center (Sprint)
SOSCSelf-Oscillating Switching Converter
SOSCSocial Science (course; various schools)
SOSCState of the Science Conference (Rehabilitation Engineering Research Center)
SOSCState On-Scene Coordinator (various locations)


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Intuitively, with a satisfying the first-order condition, an increase in wealth leads to an increase (decrease) in the willingness to bear risk when utility exhibits DARA (IARA) implying that the choice of [alpha] rises (falls), while the second-order sufficient condition implies that the direction of change in [alpha] has the same sign as [integral of] U" [Z.
 
 
 
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