This approximation is basically guaranteed by the central-limit theorem if the number of earthquakes is sufficiently large.
τ 0 = arg max τ ∈ 0, T b ∑ k = 1 K ∫ ( 2 k - 1 ) T b 2 k T b r t + τ r t + τ - T b d t 2. In sharp contrast to the above timing technique, the precise synchronization in USCS can be basically guaranteed by one single PLL device, without any hardware difficulty as well as power-consumed search process.
Clinton is basically guaranteed to win the Democratic nomination with little opposition whatsoever.
"Clinton is basically guaranteed to win the Democratic nomination with little opposition whatsoever," VICE contributor Kevin Lincoln wrote in April 2015.
They are basically guaranteed to draw the eye, especially if you pair them with a little dress, or skirt.
All-Tech employees misrepresented the risks connected with the loans by telling customers the loans were basically guarantees with virtually no risk, the N.A.S.D. said.
"I have a real problem with the federal government basically guaranteeing profits for the insurance industry," said Senator Jim Bunning, Republican of Kentucky.
Unlike players on a professional baseball team, whose contracts basically guarantee their salaries, pros on the tennis circuit must earn that money back by winning.
Public sector organizations, especially public service departments, have a better chance of being directly supervised by related government agencies; as a result, the implementation of labor laws and relevant policies can be basically guaranteed, and thus, the phenomenon of overtime work is not common.
Wouldn't it basically guarantee a kibosh on every progressive impulse in the body politic?
Amazon basically guarantees that's not the case with its own products, by stating that the product is tested both by the supplement maker ( Arizona Nutritional Supplements) and ISO accredited third-party labs.
