Chiang and Miller [3] proposed a method for deriving CFDs that almost hold (i.e., X (rightarrow ) A holds on D, allowing some exception tuples), filtering these approximate CFDs using an interest measure, and then detecting dirty data values.
For example, experience with the Recurrent Genital Herpes Quality of Life questionnaire (RGHQoL) in recurrent genital herpes indicates that the item, Herpes makes me feel dirty is valued differently in the US and Germany [ 9].
The reviewer commented that "thirty songs for $50 is a lousy value any way you slice it" and the game "feels like a quick and dirty cash-in".
Energy companies have been allowed to run roughshod over communities, leaving contaminated drinking water, dirty air, gutted property values, and greater earthquake risk in their wake.
They will offshore production (and jobs) in the "dirty" segment of the value chain to poor countries.
Applying the Haddon matrix to the threat of a dirty bomb illustrates the value of this injury prevention model as a public health readiness and response tool, even when focusing exclusively on environmental issues.
In the horse racing industry, a quick-and-dirty way to value a horse is to take the stud fee and multiply it by 300 or 400, presuming that the horse will stud 100 times a year for three-to-four years.
He refuses to toast Zverkov and then makes a passive-aggressive speech about how he loathes people who use empty phrases or tell dirty stories, and how he values "truth, sincerity and honesty".
Experiments were carried out in quadruplicate under dirty conditions; lowest log10-reduction values are shown.
Experiments were carried out in quadruplicate under dirty conditions; lowest log10 reduction values or mean and standard deviation are shown.
