This point being admitted the significance of what is implied by the title of this paper, will at once become apparent.
But everyone admits the real significance of the Holiday Bowl is not the bricks, but the people.
Clearly, for a = 0, b = 0, B a, b coincides with the standard Brownian motion B. For a = 0, (1.1) reduces to E [ B t a, b B s a, b ] = 1 b + 1 [ t b + 1 + s b + 1 − | s − t | b + 1 ], (1.2). which for − 1 < b < 1 corresponds to the covariance of the well-known fBm with Hurst parameter b + 1 2 and it admits the explicit significance.
But the fact something is obvious never usually compels newspapers to admit it publicly, hence the significance of today's opinions.
For our analysis, we admit only edges where the significance s > 0.5, i.e. p < 0.25 and thus there is 75% confidence that the transition is not spurious.
Her choice, though, is "not an obvious one", although she did admit that the poem had "a significance in the history of the Poetry Society".
The real significance of the move to admit the fairer sex is not how women are served by Augusta National but how they are served by the game.
While generally I am a "glass is half-empty" pragmatist I have to admit that I was struck by the significance of the huge range in the Fusion poll's numbers.
Nurses tended not to express themselves in financial terms, often reluctant to admit that monetary reward was of any significance.
American commanders quietly admit that they were slow to grasp its significance in the insurgency's early days.
My impression is that he doesn't want to downplay Mosaic's significance, but neither does he want to admit that his company's computer program played a role - however peripheral - in a suicide.
