For both image and video data, we can notice a heterogeneity among the databases' constituency in terms of types of distortions applied to the signals to be assessed.
In November 2014, Republicans took control of the Senate and successfully cut into Democrats' advantage among Latino voters — who, after all, are a diverse constituency in terms of class, religion, and ideology.
They've got to start acting like the IBMs, P&Gs, BPs, making meaningful commitments to multiple constituencies in terms of diversity, the environment, community improvement and similar political and social concerns.
If geographic areas, for instance, are assumed to have an equal right to be represented because the area is considered to be a viable constituency, malapportionment in terms of population is inevitable.
We need leaders who can identify and actually empathize with their constituencies, or, in terms of business, with their clients.
MAY 8th: How the parties fared across constituenciesBritain's election shock - "Tracking the parties' momentum by comparing performance by constituency in 2010 to 2015: in terms of the number of races in which each came first, second, third, fourth or fifth.
The SNP has taken some of the safest constituencies in the UK in terms of 2010 majorities.
While in terms of constituency-level polling, expectations range from Clegg's party outperforming nationwide figures in their strongholds to other figures showing the party being wiped out even in its safest seats.
Formulated in somewhat different terms, the dilemma of the progressives (the left) is that they need to forge an alliance between their traditional and their new constituencies both of whom agree in terms of national solidarity, but who could not be more different in terms of inclusion.
The vote on 27 January 2004 caused controversy as, because of the close nature of the result, the votes of MPs with constituencies in Scotland proved crucial in terms of getting it through.
"I think he didn't understand the complexity of the organization in terms of its constituency," said Bill Stapleton, chairman of the U.S.O.C.'s athletes advisory council.
