Additionally, leaders should make strategic decisions and acquisitions and carry assets that maximize expected value, even if near-term earnings are negatively affected as a result.
Even if near-perfect technology were available, resourceful and motivated countries would almost certainly develop novel offensive countermeasures, as history has repeatedly shown.
Bayesian inference with a reasonable prior on ε might be able to tolerate higher declared error rates than ML for two reasons: the prior could help to direct attention away from zero-length trees, and even if near-zero trees were produced they would be accompanied by longer trees and the credibility intervals would therefore reflect topological signal.
Frankly, though, it's astounding that she hasn't heard it in the background – even if the nearest television is 10 miles away.
For instance, Marines must release detainees after 96 hours or turn them over to Afghan forces for prosecution, even if the nearest prosecutors or judges are 80 miles away.
Even if the near-term prospect of a major attack in the United States or Europe is slim, they argue, elements of risk are accumulating rapidly.
Yet even if Hart nears the winter transfer window still out of favour and feels he needs a temporary move Pellegrini will not countenance this.
The burning question, though, is whether he has the resolve to get out of businesses that the bank doesn't excel in, even if the near-term costs are high.
Even if damned near nobody rents this on Facebook, it doesn't mean that Facebook rentals aren't viable — just that no one wants to see this movie.
"The profession is very concerned about the intermediate term, even if the near term looks pretty positive," said Joel Prakken, chief U.S. economist for IHS Markit, in a presentation on April 16.
