Both were paid for objects effectively cataloged as pastiches by Sotheby's expert Caroline Schulten.
After trying in vain to persuade Amazon to stop selling the publications, the Humane Society filed a civil lawsuit in District of Columbia Superior Court asserting that the Web company violates animal cruelty laws and that the magazines, which run advertisements for blades that attach to birds' legs, are effectively catalogs for illegal goods.
By effectively using this catalog, the seismic activity can be investigated over a wide magnitude range.
Simulating the mutational catalogs of 50 cancer genomes with different average numbers of mutations indicates that two or three signatures can be effectively extracted from catalogs with very few mutations, whereas extracting seven or more signatures requires an average of at least 1,000 mutations per catalog.
The words of wisdom uttered by the pontiffs of an earlier age are effectively derided in the catalogs and the certainties of yore melt under out eyes.
With a catalog of these blocks, geneticists could more effectively identify gene variants involved in common diseases such as diabetes, cancer, heart disease, and psychiatric illnesses.
But now an entire magazine -- Condé Nast's Lucky -- has reached a rate base of 750,000 readers with what is effectively a very well-produced catalog that happens to have multiple sponsors in the form of its advertisers.
Coverage describes how many items a system can generate recommendations for (prediction coverage), and how many items are effectively ever recommended to users (catalog coverage) [2, 16, 23].
In addition, this Oregon-based direct marketer has effectively used the combination of catalogs and the Web to expand its brand image.
For cataloging indications of 250 popular human drugs, it effectively required over 40 h of human labor, spread across over 20 weeks.
