For this measure, the same variance formula is customarily used for null hypothesis testing and for confidence interval computation.
A16 Gore Pushes China Trade Bill Vice President Al Gore spoke more forcefully that he customarily has for permanent normalized trade relations for China, which Congress is to vote on this month.
Not surprisingly, the musicians produced as brilliant a sound for Mr. Gergiev as they customarily do for Mr. Levine, and they rose to the challenges posed by two big Russian works steeped in extra-musical associations.
Like the risk ratio, the same variance formula is customarily used for null hypothesis testing and for confidence interval computation, as given in the last row of Table 3.
In anticipation, Ulukaya shopped for the foods that his father customarily ate for breakfast: bread, olives, and feta cheese.
Supernovas, which are exploded stars, are customarily named for composers, and this one is named for Charles Mingus.
As they recalled over tea that afternoon, it was one year earlier, at the start of the show's second season, that HBO had persuaded them it was not ready for the sort of gala premiere the network customarily organizes for shows like "Boardwalk Empire," "Girls" and "The Newsroom".
"While ignoring my suggestions and isolating me from decisions customarily reserved for general managers, the Clippers attempted to place the blame for the team's failures on me," Baylor said in the declaration.
Just do exactly as the composer has written.' With Sly and Robbie producing - and for once not on the auto-pilot the rhythm twins customarily engage for visitors - the results are clean, lively takes of hallowed sides by Spear, Marley, Abyssinians, Israel Vibration et al. Why not cut out the middle-woman in all this and buy the original vintage tracks?
