I recently watched "Broad Street Bullies," the HBO documentary on that seventies squad, and, although my eyes welled up (you are only young once…), I had to concede that, in their indiscriminate (or maybe actually very discriminate) application of ultra-violence, the Flyers of that era were, as fans outside of Philly have always carped, an abomination a pox on the game.
The researchers said they did not know whether the panels that reviewed the grant applications were discriminating against black applicants, whether applications from black researchers were somehow weaker, or whether a combination of factors was at play.
What this means is that a carrier couldn't block Skype or Apple's Facetime, but they could still discriminate against applications that take up more than a certain threshold of bandwidth.
On the IRS 'Scandal.' Eliot thinks the agency is "guilty of the crime of stupidity" by discriminating against Tea Party applications for 501c4 "social welfare" tax status.
This method was a simple, rapid, and useful technique to develop SNP markers, and will provide a potential and preliminary application in discriminating cultivars in sweetpotato.
Here, we report the results of application of discriminating matrix enumerator (DME) [ 14] to all strong human CNSs.
That raised the uncomfortable possibility that the scientists reviewing the applications were discriminating against black scientists, possibly reflecting an unconscious bias.
The selected compact feature subsets achieved a high diagnostic performance and thus are promising in clinical applications for discriminating lesion type and for personalized treatment planning.
Banning carriers from discriminating but allowing content and applications providers to continue doing so will solve nothing".
In its statement, AT&T said it supported applying the existing four neutrality principles to wired networks, and is open to adding a fifth principle that would prevent companies from discriminating against certain services and applications on wired networks.
