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"They were using slide rules to crunch numbers," said Mr. Klotz, and relying on limited historical weather data to define a worst-case flood.

Users can input the required data to define a mechanism in an Excel spreadsheet and execute script files associated with the work cells.

Present studies were undertaken to compare the different HPC and propose concept to use local field data to define a threshold for cracking potential.

A new general method for assessing dispersion within a system is proposed, using trajectory data to define a localised sample of locations, and analysis of the variance in location of that sample after a given period of time.

Roman languages such as English, French or German need only one byte (ie, eight "bits" of data) to define a letter of the alphabet, whereas Japanese and Chinese scripts need two bytes per character.

[C] Larger volumes of isotonic solution need to be absorbed to cause symptomatic fluid overload but there are no data to define a safe threshold.

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Using those data to define an "excellent" candidate, they then applied the information to every person 65 and older on dialysis during the seven-year study period.

To conduct the imputation, they fitted a working failure-time proportional hazards (PH) model to the midpoint imputed event time data to define an imputing risk set for each censored observation.

Our results relate the taxon coverage the amount and pattern of missing data to the ability of data to define an unambiguous phylogenetic tree for all the taxa in the input, by separating the impact of missing data from tree reconstruction errors per se.

The white paper, Kanter said, serves as a blueprint that ranges from the organization of raw data to defining a prediction problem to validating and deploying that machine learning process.

While I would never ever want data to define the children, a simple spreadsheet, used once a term so we can see how they are doing in writing, reading, maths and science, could be helpful.

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