Thus, Putnam, for example, calls causally grounded terms "indexical," because they designate whatever has the underlying essence of samples around the speaker.
The essence of obtaining samples in vertical and horizontal alignment is to investigate the effect of bedding strata on flow characteristics within the pore space.
In essence, it is sampling the set of top performers, and removing the poor-performing set from the population.
In essence, sampling points act as hidden embedded quizzes.
In essence, the practice of sample matching by data-derived indices constitutes a higher standard for a "true positive", requiring that its main effect (for psychiatric disorders) to rise above its potential colinearity with the major extraneous covariates (changes due to agonal stress).
As already mentioned, stochastic context-free grammars (SCFGs) are a powerful tool for modeling combinatorial classes and the essence of the non-uniform random sampling approach that will be worked out in this article.
The figure describes in essence how samples of the posterior Pr(T|C) are realized.
The power of sampling for him lies in being able to take the essence of something, "steal the spirit of a song".
Thus, the sample was, in essence, of convenience but which did exhibit a range of characteristics, mainly due to the heterogeneous nature of the asylum seeking population itself (Tables 1, 2, 3).
Second, our sample was in essence a convenience sample, rather than a nationally representative sample of elders receiving care in primary care settings.
