This is about two times higher as compared to the average grain size of MWS sample consolidated at the same temperature (Fig. 9).
Other time-varying covariates (for instance, exposure to antibiotics) were consolidated in the same way with respect to timing.
Multitenancy (MT) architectures (MTAs) allow for multiple customers (i.e., tenants) to be consolidated into the same operational system, hence reducing the overhead via amortization over several customers.
For example, the paths /Pages/Kids/Resources and /Pages/Kids/MediaBox can be consolidated by the same rule, but the resulting paths /Pages/Resources and /Pages/MediaBox still belong to separate groups and are, therefore, two different features.
According to comments made by FDIC Chief Economist Rich Brown, from 1985 to 2010 individual charters for community banks have decreased from 18,000 to 7,700, of which 34percentt merged with different banking members and 24percentt consolidated within the same banking organization.
The number of tax brackets is reduced from six to four (15 %, 25 %, 30 %, 33 the adjustments for family size are simplified, the myriad incentives for saving are expanded and consolidated into the same three saving accounts as the first option.
The idea behind statistical multiplexing is that bursty workloads that are consolidated on the same Cloud infrastructure may in aggregate display a less bursty pattern.
The census tables contain 14 race/ethnicity categories (white, black, AIAN, Asian, Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander, multiple, and some other race, each cross-tabulated by both Hispanic and non-Hispanic), which we consolidated into the same 5 categories as the cases.
If we lose our independence and get consolidated, the same thing would happen to ASG's employees.
The borough of Torrington, incorporated from the village in 1887, became a city in 1923; city and town were consolidated the same year.
