The uncertain zone at the margins of London, where city ends and countryside begins, is the preoccupation of this new album from Karl Hyde, on a break from his dancefloor-pumping, Olympic ceremony-scoring day job with Underworld.
About 8-138-13% the pictures were ranked into the uncertain zone (17 and 26 pictures with scores between −0.5 and +0.5 from 200).
In the third and fourth experiment – which contained a lot of unclear sites – 18 to 27%% of the test images got into this uncertain zone (54 and 36 scenes with scores between −0.5 and +0.5 from 200).
The peritumoral region (the so-called uncertain zone) is peritumoral tissue that appeared morphologically normal on routine MR images but may be infiltrated by tumor as determined by histologic analysis.
As a result, approximated section of wavelet transform of data was used for fracture detection, while shale volume (or gamma ray) log data was used to filter part of the errors in prediction and identification of the uncertain zones.
The response from gun advocates over this data suggests the problem is an uncertain definition of what constitutes a gun free zone.
What Netanyahu and Trump have demonstrated during their press conference was that both seem to revel in illusions where they find a zone of real comfort, while leaving Israelis and Palestinians to an uncertain and ominous future.
An uncertain timeframe is different than an uncertain outcome.
The daring Giants defense, which produced an improbable interception and end-zone dash by the 285-pound defensive end Michael Strahan, again saved an uncertain offense.
Neither NATO nor the U.S. have given any indication they intend to impose a no-fly zone or otherwise formally interfere in the uprising, and neither seems inclined to spend billions more to promote an uncertain outcome.
[New York Post] With an uncertain election day and redistricting chaos, Doug Muzzio, a professor of public policy at Baruch College, declared New York's unpredictable election season "the twilight zone".
