Rather than relying solely on collaborative or content-based filtering, a knowledge base guarantees a minimal quality level when recommendations are generated [ 43].
The magazine has a rate base guaranteed to advertisers of 700,000.
Conde Nast is promising Lucky's advertisers a rate base, guaranteed circulation, of 500,000, which Mr. Truman described as "an aggressive start," and hopes "in the long run to go to a million".
For example, the unaudited publisher's statement stated that the April 2000 issue sold 166,935 copies on the newsstand, and the overall circulation was 702,506, just above the rate base guaranteed to advertisers.
Tennis deals are layered with performance bonuses on top of the base guarantees, but Gauff is on track to earn at least $1 million in 2019 from the trio of endorsements.
Each title's 2008 rate base (guaranteed monthly readership) and price for a four-color, full page advertisement both determined by the publication told us how many people are sure to read the magazine each month and how much advertisers are willing to pay to capture the attention of those readers.
Because it focused exclusively on welfare recipients, however, NWRO's narrow constituency base guaranteed that it would remain a marginal force in the nation's politics.
"These Western countries see their future with the regime that guarantees the flow of the oil, guarantees the American base, guarantees their security in the region," he told me in his home back in 2012, just minutes before the police entered and led him away to prison.
To investigate the energy consumption involved in an event based control scheme, the problem of event based guaranteed cost consensus for distributed multi-agent systems with general linear time invariant dynamics is considered in this paper.
