We use the notation (mathbf{Y}_{{r}} = ( r_{ij})) and (mathbf{Y}_{{c}} = ( c_{ij})) for the adjacency matrices which describe the airport and commuting ground-truth flows, respectively.
On Wednesday, I had just finished reading The Metro Section when my commute ground to a halt because of the heavy rain.
At The Times, several reporters commuted to ground zero by bicycle, showing up in the newsroom covered with ash and sweat to file a report and then heading back into the hell.
Gradually these procedures were commuted, on the grounds we were in a war situation.
Instead, to the consternation of the Obama administration, and of many of the victims' families, the Scottish government released him under provisions in Scottish law that allow for a prisoner's sentence to be commuted on humanitarian grounds, because of Mr. Megrahi's cancer.
(Uber has argued that the city will need to ease regulation on ground transport for "Commuting Together" to work).
It focusses on a Chicago attorney, Donald Moore, and his efforts to get the death sentence of a convicted killer, Paul Crump, commuted, on the then novel ground that the prisoner had been rehabilitated.
IF you are tired of your morning commute and long for some middle ground between home and office, you are not alone.
It's early on a fresh Tuesday morning in East Lancashire as Austin strolls out of his home to meet us, but he's not going to complain about his commute to the club's training ground.
He declined a government offer to give him a new house on higher ground -– the bus commute would have been too expensive, and anyway, he wanted to live near the sea.
There are also controls you won't find in a Boxster, say, to alter the ride height of the air suspension, should you need ten-plus inches of ground clearance on your daily commute.
