In addition, each digging pot location in the go/no-go discrimination was approached from one of two directions.
On that day, Dr. King spoke of two types of freedom -- one from "the chains of discrimination" and one from living on "a lonely island of poverty in the midst of a vast ocean of material prosperity".
Partisanship aside, while the 91,000 documents include an abundance of evidence that Mr. Verniero failed to protect black and Hispanic motorists from discrimination, no one has found the kind of smoking gun that would show he perjured himself.
We define a "true signal" as the SNP that most strongly tags an underlying causal variant, consider all other SNPs as "background," and regard success as discrimination of one from the other.
OR processing may combine with either a parallel- or serial-processing structure: either information from both sensors is processed simultaneously but only the fastest to finish is used to make the discrimination (parallel-OR) or information from one sensor is processed and is used for the decision while the alternative sensor is not processed (serial-OR).
Difficulties in self-others source memory and action monitoring have not consistently been found when on-line discrimination of one's own actions from those of an external agent was required [26], [27].
When indices are < 1.00, they indicate infra-discrimination, which suggests weak differentiation from one level to the next [ 60].
Until there's a recognition and understanding of that foundational violence, the problems of racial discrimination and social inequality will endure from one generation to the next, even if their exact presentation changes.
The proposed global clustering algorithm is obtained by combining a fuzzy Adaptive Resonance Theory (ART) neural network architecture with the weighted Kullback Leibler (KL) difference which describes discrimination of one component from another.
Even postwar, people from Alsace did not speak pure enough French to gain entry to the grandes écoles, so there was some positive discrimination, from which Hugel benefited, being one of five boys from Alsace to admitted to the agricultural college in Montpellier, from which he graduated as agricultural engineer, specialising in viticulture.
