Considering that either of these three recommendations could be sent via their mobile phone to different users in the network, and that probably only a fraction of the contacted users would participate, the authors evaluate the impact that implementing this system could have on the spreading process.
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Considering that either scenario requires such a high number of loss events, there would be other possible scenarios.
Jonathan Arnott said the fracas placed a cloud over both Woolfe and Hookem: "Surely they can't now consider that either of them could stand in a leadership contest".
It must surely be obvious to anybody, having seen this, that Steven Woolfe - and of course Mike Hookem, although I don't think Mike will put his hat into the ring - surely they can't now consider that either of them could stand in a leadership contest.
We consider that either would be a constitutionally acceptable means of securing parliamentary approval for the triggering of article 50".
They said that: "While the panel understands the position adopted by the complainant, particularly in relation to the fact that the allegation of child abuse was not tested in a court during the bishop's lifetime, we do not consider that either the headlines taken alone, or read together, with the article, represent a breach of clause 1ii.
The tour operator, which has been taking people up the African mountain since 1980 without a fatality, said it did not consider that either more warnings were needed about the potentially lethal effects of altitude for tourists setting off on the strenuous climb or that more time should be taken on the ascent to allow for acclimatisation.
In the studied network, we evaluate the performance of several learning algorithms, we consider that either UCB1 or Thompson sampling algorithms are implemented in aggregators.
For the derivation of these bounds, we consider that either an n-input (where n is an integer) pipelined addition/subtraction or a single pipeline register have the same cost.
He comments on both of these methods as follows (1924, 15 16): "We can scarcely consider that either of these methods of comparing time at different places is an essential part of our primitive notion of time in the same way that measurement at one place by a cyclic mechanism is; therefore they are best regarded as conventional".
