We intend to add a probabilistic component, where the 'result' of an impact can differ between different runs reflecting both aleatoric and epistemic uncertainty; this is currently done for some of the other hazards in RiskScape such as earthquakes.
When fish that were blocked entry to a tributary were removed from the population, system extinction occurred in 100% of the bootstrap runs, reflecting the low average λ values and lack of 95% confidence interval overlap with a λ of 1 (Table 3).
Both strategically and substantively, Lessig's run reflects a lot of the common fallacies of people who think they're too smart for politics.
The council's end run reflects a political struggle between occupiers and the occupied that Iraqi officials say is inevitable and, so far, has not undermined the otherwise close working relationship that the council maintains with Mr. Bremer and his staff.
The energy cost of running reflects the sum of both aerobic and anaerobic metabolism, and the aerobic demand, measured by the VO2 in L.min−1 at a given speed does not necessarily account for the energy cost of running, which is measured in joules, kilojoules, calories or kilocalories of work done [2,3,16].
Jana Diaz Juhl, a producer of the film, says that On the Run reflects its creators' lives and experiences.
No.' 16 The alternative view, described in print as 'Walk, don't run,' reflects the palpable frustration of those who are convinced that introducing a healthcare intervention before its efficacy, safety and efficiency have been firmly established would be potentially wasteful, hence morally suspect.
The dark moment was projected onto the very walls of the debating chamber, with the lawmakers' names and votes flickering as a running tally reflected above the members.
Tolokonnikova said the way prisons are run reflect the way the country is governed.
