In this paper we measure information in observations using Shannon's theory and define missing information, used information, and bad information as partial divergences from the true Bayesian posterior (biomass conditional on observations).
A bailout of the bank would involve a large injection of cash to cover bad loans in return for partial ownership.
Fire officials attributed the partial collapse to the bad condition of the building, which was being renovated.
A partial explanation for the bad design: I.B.M.'s strategy is to focus on the corporate customer, on big accounts that buy thousands of computers at a time.
In a country with a long tradition of inventing statistics (in so far as it publishes them at all) and suppressing bad news, the picture is inevitably partial.
A product of the academy at La Masia and a veteran of 12 years in the first team, Puyol had played only three games since his partial recovery from a bad knee injury, and is scheduled to have an operation this week.
Mr. Bush's own message -- that we can all work together, and that partial birth abortion is bad -- sounded stunningly moderate compared with the diatribes from conventions of yore.
Quality Score very good 9, 10 good 7, 8 average 4, 5, 6 bad 2, 3 very bad 0, 1. Partial experimental results are shown in Figures 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7 and Tables 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7. Table 3 shows the average intensities and the average spatial frequencies of the test sequences.
Partial goods may be overall bad for me.
Too bad for you, he's making a partial payment.
