where θbeat,t is the bar-position of the nearest beat in the model of eight beats from Θ ^ t ( i ).
I check the index of the closest point and then I assign as the label to the new point, x bar, the label of the nearest point.
And in person, during an interview in the mezzanine bar of the Paramount Hotel near Times Square, she came across as warm, matter-of-fact and seemingly without vanity, her conversation punctuated by big, generous laughs.
Secret Service agent Ignacio Zamora Jr - a senior supervisor who oversaw about two dozen agents in the president's security detail - was reportedly off-duty when he met a woman in the bar of the Hay-Adams Hothe near the White House in May and later joined her in her room.
By the time Tucker Murray tore into the final bars of "Everyone Says" near the end of a recent set at the Cutting Room, the crowd was on its feet.
They all look like they've fallen out of the nearest bar and just randomly picked up instruments.
Meanwhile the "augmented reality" aspect of these so called geosocial services is interesting - my regular cameraman in the USA never tires of delighting us by pointing the iPhone in the direction of the nearest bar he has found on Urban Spoon and then guiding us there through the screen of the iPhone as if it were the Heads Up Display of, say, a jet aircraft.
After the games, both teams troop off to one of the nearest Greenwich Village bars that can accommodate about 25 men covered in mud for dinner and drinks that can drag out into the early morning hours.
Often dressed in a hooded sweatshirt and jeans, Mr. Simermeyer, who never married, enjoyed being with friends in the bars of Burlington, near Philadelphia, where his parents raised him and where he lived until recently in their bulky, white Victorian.
