The default posture of law – fuelled by an unholy confluence of Big Data business models and Greater Manure Pile surveillance – has been to allow for nearly unfettered collection by spies, companies, and companies that provide data to spies.
And by standards of modern feminist movie-star role models, this confluence of J Lawrence and K Everdeen is as rare as a bad hair day for Hunger Games fashionista chaperone Effie Trinket.
This unique confluence of stylistic sources produced a new model for later symphonists, particularly in regard to orchestration and a reevaluation of sonata form based on a fresh conception of tonal harmony.
Further, I will discuss matters such as experimental design, statistical hypothesis testing, explanatory versus predictive modeling, performance evaluation, model comparison, reproducibility of findings, the confluence of computer vision and human vision, as well as computer vision research culture.
In this study, we analyze the confluence of the two effects through a tractable mathematical model that enables us to establish the conditions under which prefetching reduces the average response time of a requested document.
She finds that the aspirations naturally evolve from the confluence of her successes from the previous and the business model she wants to design for the coming year (which she calls "aspirations").
For any one company, business model innovation for sustainability will derive from a confluence of three key factors: evolving external conditions; the company's underlying culture and capacity to innovate; and the actions and intentions of the sustainability innovator.
"A confluence of all these negative factors is affecting its very small and compromised business model.
The confluence of IBMs and GIS is arguably the most fecund area of ecological modeling today.
This study tests and expands some of these models through the investigation of an alluvial landscape near the confluence of the Ohio and Great Miami Rivers in Indiana.
