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Oddly, Ms. Becker argued that the performance "illustrates Alloy's ability to weather the poor economic environment".
They had chuntered all afternoon, at least until the penalty, as their team groped for fluency and cutting edge, and many of them might have argued that the performance was nothing new.
Borghans and Schils argued that the performance drop may be taken as a proxy for test motivation, which is related to characteristics other than cognitive ones.
While it could be argued that the performance depends on the user queries and the simulated environment, further thought is that more training data and real observations are needed to improve the detection performance.
Haacke [33] argued that the performance of transparent conductive films with known sheet resistance and transmittance properties could be compared via the following figure of merit: {upphi}_{mathrm{TC}}={T}^{10}/R, (3).
It could be argued that the performance of the infected bone and soft tissue simply reflects the anatomy of the vascular tree (vascularization) in these two tissues, allowing low basal perfusion in ST, while the infected bone and soft tissue perform equally.
No one argued that the performances were in any way faulty, with the possible exception of one singer, who may have been having an off-night in War and Peace (he was fabulous when I heard him in Semyon Kotko).
Masykuri Abdillah, an NU vice-chairman, argues that the performance of the Islamic parties matters less now that "all parties promote religious values".It is true that last year, when the first Yudhoyono administration was losing support to Miss Megawati's PDI-P, the Islamic parties were able to push it into backing two reactionary pieces of legislation.
Gallup argues that the performance of chimpanzees in this test indicates that they are self-aware, and that animals that fail the test lack self-awareness.
