Similarly, in [7], the actual sample reputation score, Qn(c i ), is calculated by the mobile node upon entering or leaving a given network in the same fashion as the Qth.
The company has emphasized that in spite of the damage to its reputation, its actual financial losses were relatively small.
The singer's representatives also claim that the NFL is not as squeaky clean as it pretends: "the actual, long-entrenched, demonstrable reputation of [the league] is for profane, bawdy, lascivious, demeaning and/or unacceptable behaviour," they wrote.
Also, these days, the fall that inevitably follows the rise is less spectacular; you lose your job (twice sometimes), and your reputation, not your actual head on the actual executioner's block.
And on reality shows, they lose what they came in with — their marriages, their families, their cultural capital, their professional reputations, their actual money and in some cases their freedom.
The problem, he said, is largely limited to L.A. County, where voters often don't know judicial candidates' actual jobs or their reputations because the county is so big.
This is brave of Mantel, even bravely peculiar, given the reputation of the actual Thomas Cromwell, who acted as a brutal fixer for both Cardinal Wolsey and Henry VIII.
He used its reputation, rather than actual locations, as a backdrop – apart from the University, he rarely mentions specific sites.
It's time we turn this embarrassment of riches into actual wealth by exploiting our reputation as the nation's breadbasket of laughter.
