Apart from conventional model performance metrics, a new index, called percent volumetric error, was proposed, especially for quantifying the phase error.
Percentage of time, which vehicles lose because of traffic and lack of ability for passing (other cars) is called percent time spent following.
Results for lnCRP were back-transformed (exponentiated) to reflect the percent change, also called percent difference, in CRP for each unit increase in exposure.
He had a small band at the time called One Percent.
Union City wasn't called "10 Percent City" for nothing, and federal investigators had been sniffing around for years, looking into a number of corrupt deals, some involving skimmed school funds, some involving Mr. Musto.
The day was significant for the couple, whom Mr. Dunne called "100 percent Irish," and for Mr. Dunne, because it was the birthday of his late father, Robert Dunne, a retired lieutenant colonel in the Army.
In its cover review, the Washington Post's Sunday Book World called Two Percent "a welcome return to political thinking on a big canvas agenda;" the Wall Street Journal called it a "small marvel of a book".
Little's exhibition, called One Percent: Privilege in a Time of Global Inequality, juxtaposes photos depicting excessive wealth, like a butler serving champagne on the Maasai Mara, with scenes of abject poverty, such as a legless man cleaning the stars on the Hollywood Walk Of Fame.
The total solids content (also called the percent dry weight) was determined according to the Laboratory Analytical Procedure No. 001 (LAP-001) from the National Renewable Energy Laboratory NRELL) [ 21].
In the CDA commissioned study, of the children who report being bullied, 57.6 percent cited being teased or called names; 31.5 percent reported being hit, kicked and shoved; 28.6 percent indicate having lies told on them, and another 13.7 percent report that they were excluded or ignored.
But attempts to mock or subvert the slogan seem not to have stuck; as Ms. Jardin put it, "How do you make fun of numbers?" A Tumblr blog that was set up to compete with We Are the 99 Percent, called We Are the 53% (referring to the estimated percentage of Americans who pay federal income taxes), has not been updated for two weeks.
