Still, when pressed for a scenario under which the Florida Legislature would ratify Mr. Gore's electors, Mr. Webster sketched a chain of events that, in terms of probability, was about as likely as winning the lottery and being struck by lightning all at once.
Therefore, if by keeping all reactions the map size reduction term increases the objective function by 12 units, then the reward for satisfying a chain of 12 reactions (mismatch term) should be higher than 12.
The vendor driven FUD (Fear Uncertainty and Doubt) fatigue leads to a chain of mistrust and short-term madness.
(The ledger consists of a chain of blocks, hence the term "blockchain"). That ten minutes dramatically shortens the two to three days typically required to clear and settle a financial transaction within the U.S., to say nothing of the five days it can take internationally.
Founded in 1742 by the first Samuel Whitbread, the Whitbread brewing family was a chain of value in its own terms, one which one was happy for one's book to be associated with.
Here we are asked to contemplate the ways in which (to paraphrase the gallery handout) the disabled are treated as children, the quality of state hospital care, the conditions of low-paid work, state child support and political debates about the welfare state; but, walking round, it is difficult to avoid thinking in terms of a chain of banalities.
The position of Proto-Sino-Tibetan can be defined in terms of a chain of interrelated languages and language groups: Sinitic is connected with Tibetic through a body of shared vocabulary and typological features, similarly Tibetic with Baric, Baric with Burmic, and Burmic with Karenic.
The MCMC method produces a sequence of genotypes forming a chain, the term "chain" coming from the property that the (k+1 th element of the sequence is generated from the kth one using a probabilistic transition rule.
A hydrophobic patch near the C-terminus of ricin A chain (termed RTA), previously occluded by its partner B chain before reduction of the holotoxin in the ER lumen [ 19, 20], partially enters the ER membrane in a structurally altered form [ 21].
Examples of these capabilities include describing a food chain in terms of the hierarchy of organisms in an ecosystem and mapping a location specified as a ZIP code to one using latitude and longitude.
A recent definition by Heckmann et al. (2015: 130) captures SC risks as " the potential loss for a supply chain in terms of its target values of efficiency and effectiveness evoked by uncertain developments of supply chain characteristics whose changes were caused by the occurrence of triggering-events".
