One singles out a distinguished completion, called central, which is related to quasi-multiplicative positive definite functions.
Jens Thomas Arfred, one of Ingels's former professors, wrote a delighted account of the 8 House as it neared completion, calling it a daring orchestral work "free of any harmonics," and a "great urban organism" that "becomes one with the surreal, magnificent views over the meadows".
In this article, we describe the intervention package and evaluation design of an operations research study that is nearing completion, called the Healthy Fertility Study HFSS).
Diminished HRQoL scores among the patients, even at their treatment completion, call upon the urgent attention of NTP managers to collect the patient-reported outcomes data at various stages of the treatment.
These plans can include redundant paths, for Internet Protocol networks and the public switched telephone network, so there is a path to completion for calls made.
Results were gathered on the usability and perceived security of the two methods described, together with call completion rates and call durations for the two methods.
Vinny Testaverde came in to take over for Pennington, but his first completion was called back on a pass-interference call on tight end Anthony Becht.
In summary, we have shown that a combination of multiplex PCR, redundant and robust APEX design and assay, and statistically-robust auto-calling (simple LDA using dynamic variable selection) can achieve 100% completion and call rate with >99.9% accuracy, for multiple SNPs and multiple samples.
The objective is to minimize the maximum completion time (called makespan) while scheduling independent jobs in parallel on machines that have different speeds.
