646 is a nice number, a balanced number, a number easy to remember and, no doubt, to dial.
Mr. Mills speculated on the chapel's Web site about the date, theorizing that "the 'go-getting' 1 and the 'sensitive' 2 make this a very balanced number".
Because so much of ballet's repertory depends on a balanced number of men and women, boys are encouraged from an early age; the extra weight given to women's choreographic submissions corresponds to the attention male dancers get at auditions and beyond.
A literature review revealed a balanced number of reports for both transvesical and extravesical approaches.
The remaining 20% was the validation set including a balanced number of epileptic and healthy subjects.
The typical review team should also have a balanced number of individuals from different organizations such as company employees, consultants, equipment fabricators.
To achieve this goal, the proposed algorithm applies a set of procedures based on identifying the highly connected subgraphs with balanced number of internal and external connections.
Our results suggest that FOP requires few changes in source code and a balanced number of added modules, providing better support than other techniques for non-intrusive insertions.
Our general procedure starts by resampling the whole database in order to have a balanced number of examples for each class.
The imbalanced number of available images poses some problems in the classification phase; therefore, the balanced number in our dataset will help overcome this problem.
As the concentration of HMTA increases to 50%%, it seems to create a balanced number of OH− and Zn2+ ions to perform the described activities, resulting in high-density, uniform nanorod structures, as shown in Fig. 1c.
