(Chinen) JON GORDON (Friday and Monday) Mr. Gordon, a sure-footed alto and soprano saxophonist, works on Friday in a trio with the pianist Sean Wayland and the guitarist Bill Campbell; on Monday he augments the same group with a bassist, Gary Wang.
The group plays an 8 p.m. set here, and will be followed at 9 30 p.m. by Fork, which augments the same lineup with a bassist, Devin Hoff, and another drummer, Ches Smith.
Thus, we augmented the same term with a Reg– function in which F3 was the sensed form of Fe.
Second, the increasing wealth and productivity of industrial societies has heightened public expectations regarding standards of living and standards of justice, at the same time augmenting the material capacity to meet those expectations.
Chondral lesions and meniscal tears were not considered exclusion criteria, and were addressed at the same operation before augmenting the partial ACL tear.
This implies (1) mapping the structural quarterly DSGE with a monthly version that maintains the same economic restrictions; (2) augmenting the model with a richer data set and (3) updating the estimates of the DSGE׳s structural shocks in real time following the publication calendar of the data.
Headcount in stores will stay the same, with the robots augmenting the work of blue-vested human employees.
The few military units still loyal to Mr Hadi, mostly southerners, are augmented by the same secessionists he helped suppress two decades ago along with some of the men who fought jihad abroad before crushing the southern rebellion.
For this purpose, all x coordinate values of (m^{s'}_{i}) from T CS are stored in vector X and the x coordinate values of (m^{r'}_{i}) from T CR are augmented to the same vector.
However, when the selection probability depends only on a set of discrete random variables, the IPW estimator obtained by estimating the selection probability nonparametrically with the cell frequencies is asymptotically equivalent to the AIPW estimator augmented using the same set of discrete random variables.
