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.
For example, in the constituency, long-term unemployment – especially among young people – has been increasing and people are clearly not confident our government is doing enough about this.
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.
More equal constituency sizes Fixed term parliaments, including this one.
The cover certainly seems more designed to appeal to that obscure demographic than the rather larger and potentially infinitely more lucrative long-term constituency – women who like golf.
It's been very stressful, and it's been worst for the smaller, younger organizations, that don't have the long-term constituency to fall back on".
Analysts thus remain a vital constituency.Its long-term profit outlook, not its ability to meet easily manipulated and largely meaningless quarterly numbers, ought to determine a company's market value.
"What most people in the town want is a long-term constituency MP, who'll be a real champion for the area.
