We found that there are a disproportionate number of edges with influence probabilities higher than 0.99, which is due to the lack of sufficient samplings of propagation events over these edges.
Redman declined to comment after the verdict but his lawyer, Francis Szpiner, said the punishment was "disproportionate, even if people are on edge in the current context".
They have a disproportionate tendency to be living close enough to the edge to be eligible for food stamps, Medicaid, and other government programs meant to aid low-income households.
That instinct took him to the edge of society, like so many brilliant misfits, a disproportionate number of whom have created the American tech industry.
Pairing prisoner experiences with cutting-edge research into prison risk, Venters reveals the disproportionate extent to which the health risks of jail are meted out to those with behavioral health problems and people of color.
Inevitably, countries at the cutting edge of this research, including the UK, will shoulder a disproportionate burden of responsibility for shaping these debates and bringing regulatory proposals to the table.
These affected "a disproportionate number of people in the sciences, in particular in some of the more cutting-edge sciences... subject to the Mantis checks".
Moreover, once we account for NIH's disproportionate funding of a few idea types that are hotbeds of innovation, NIH's funding rates for edge science and traditional science are about the same.
The subway has been operating at the edge of its capacity for disruptions, so small increases in delays and spacing have a disproportionate impact on the number of trains that can move through the system.
He said the coalition would not get the proposals through as they stood and said negotiation was needed with ministers to "smooth off some of the rough edges and make sure this package is truly fair and doesn't have a disproportionate effect on families in London".
Mr Richardson returns again and again to the concept of "gigantism"—the disproportionate enlargement of limbs and other body parts for greater expressive and psychological effect which gave Picasso's own classicism an ironic edge.Rome was also where Picasso met and pursued Olga Khokhlova, one of Diaghilev's Russian dancers, whom he would marry in 1918.
