Officials on all sides say the results will be significant nonetheless, as an early indication for the more important elections next year for both Parliament and the presidency.
The rapid appreciation and evolving responses to the implications of Glass – be they related to privacy, economic, or legal concerns – is a phenomenon not seen in the world of Web 2.0, and provides an early indication for how the Internet of Things could develop differently.
The spectral radius of TEM decreases before bifurcation, which provides an early indication for phase transition.
"At the moment the early indication for that is it's coming in between £1.3 and 1.5 million.
Interestingly, an appropriately early indication for appendectomy or cholecystectomy in neutropenic hematology patients was not associated with problematic postoperative course [52, 53].
A relatively high achievement of ethnic minority students can be seen as an early indication for social and economic integration while a low performance may be regarded as persistence of ethnic disadvantages.
At longer ageing times (32 days, Fig. 8e), the component at 1628 cm−1 is evidently the most significant, which may serve as an early indication for gelatinisation of collagen.
An early indication for the McCanns that the tide was turning against them publicly came on 6 June 2007, when a German journalist asked them during a press conference in Berlin whether they were involved in Madeleine's disappearance.
In other cases it is because the current theorists see capacity limitations as occurring throughout the processing stream, and not as clustered into bottlenecks at all (see Driver, 2001, for a suggestion along these lines, and Allport, Antonis & Reynolds, 1972, for an earlier indication of it).
The early indications for the test were not positive.
