Toulon came equipped for a tight, risk-free encounter, much like the May final between Saracens and Racing 92 in Lyon, but from the opening minutes found themselves being stretched from one side to the other as their opponents kept the tempo of the game high.
More importantly, we have demonstrated that the proposed multi-view approach generally has a tighter generalization risk bound than its single-view one in terms of the Rademacher complexity analysis.
The characters of the RMultiV-MHKS are: (1) distributing more weight to the favorable views which can reflect the property of the problem; (2) owning a tighter generalization risk bound than its corresponding single-view learning machine in terms of the Rademacher complexity; (3) having a statistically superior classification performance to the original MultiV-MHKS.
Money market funds are subject to tight risk-limiting regulations.
As for JPMorgan Chase, it has kept a tight rein on risk, managed capital well and acquired sensibly.
Meanwhile, in terms of clinical practice it would be reasonable to be especially rigorous in achieving a tight control of risk factors and blood glucose in these patients.
The general's close aides instruct owners to keep outspoken reporters on a tight leash or risking having their licences cancelled.
Geithner on Thursday also said that the administration has made significant progress in implementing key elements of the financial overhaul legislation passed in 2010 — from creating a new consumer watchdog bureau to imposing tighter risk limits on big financial firms — and rejected GOP claims that the new regulations have overburdened banks and created paralyzing uncertainty in markets.
J. P. Morgan and Citigroup also reached agreement with the Federal Reserve to put in tighter risk management controls.
Mr Grayling said he was also going to bring in tighter risk assessments for those who have committed violent offences, tagging for everyone released on temporary licence and "crucially as in this case an end to town leave".
The FHA, which provides mortgage insurance for millions of homeowners, has not run out of money and has not needed any Treasury funds partly because it has repeatedly increased homeowners' insurance premiums to raise cash and enforced tighter risk controls, the newspaper said.
