Sentence examples for associates points from inspiring English sources
Chris Doyle, an economist at Charles River Associates, points out that roaming generates up to 35% of European operators' revenues, although it accounts for a much smaller share of the time customers spend on the telephone.
PSM compares scan points obtained from different positions, we have observed that if it associates points belonging to different objects, significant errors could appear in pose estimation.
Sharon's associates point out that no one predicted in the 1980's that nearly a million Jews from the former Soviet Union would arrive in the 1990's.
After the attack today, some of his associates pointed to the fact that witnesses described the motorcycle used in the attack as a BMW of the kind restricted by law to the Iranian army and police.
When explaining the current state of the campaign, these associates point to that relatively bruise-free primary ― not some nascent desire to extricate himself from the path to the presidency ― as a contributing factor.
But, as Andrew Papachristos and his research associates point out in new research, the demographic-spatial method for understanding gun violence paints with such a broad brush that it offers little guidance for predicting exactly who might become subjects of gun violence, particularly since most individuals living in such neighborhoods do not engage in this type of violent behavior.
The second possibility is more likely, as Cuzick and associates pointed out.
After spatially associating points with road segments, spatial, temporal and spatiotemporal aggregations are reduced to relational aggregations and can be processed in the order of a fraction of a second on both GPUs and multi-core CPUs.
We select all K-dimensional bins of S m that are covered or partially covered by the estimated set of ranges and recover the associated points pairs of Q.
It was won, like the closely associated points classification, by Cadel Evans.
It was originally won, like the closely associated points classification, by Contador, and passed to José Rujano when the Spaniard's results were stripped.
