That day was Aug. 5, 1809, and the society chose Wednesday, precisely 200 years later, to post the daily entry from it.
No surprise: a calendar happens to be primarily used to remember appointments and events so you don't have to – having all entries deleted from it seems like a surefire way to freak people out.
The central bank is not creating a new division or hiring new staff to carry out the stategy, known as quantitative easing, though it has set up a subsidiary, or bookkeeping entry, from which it will be able to transfer the newly created money to the accounts of banks from which it buys assets.
Although the set of positive examples contains entries from various taxonomical groups, it is mostly centered on mammalian species.
While record linkage is frequently performed in a business or administrative context to remove duplicate entries from person based datasets, it has also been widely used to enable health researchers to gain event based longitudinal information for entire populations.
I'd call it "Journal Entries from My Imaginary Week Without Anxiety".
It attracted entries from ninety-six aroundecthearound the world, and was won by a Boston firm, Sasaki Associates.
GNM reserves the right to discount entries from the selection process if it has reason to believe fraudulent bulk entries or multiple entries have been submitted to inappropriately influence or manipulate the selection of the winner.
Did I walk into the Rotunda for the Charters of Freedom, pick up the eleven-pound guestbook, flip through it, see entries from many people of many nationalities and ages saying what the documents in the room mean to them and other patriotic sentiments, examine the gold thread lining, say, "Nice book," and hand it to one of my agents?
The award is unique in that it accepts entries from "applicants who are not human beings (AI programs and others)." Novels co-written by humans and computers were submitted to the prize committee.
