Both financially and from an exploration point of view, they're trying to do something nobody has done before.
From a hydrogeological exploration point of view, this term may be defined as the possibility of groundwater occurrence in an area.
In general, d-Confidence improves the performance of its baseline criteria both from the exploration point of view finding unknown classes faster and from the exploitation point of view improving, although marginally, the accuracy when applied to tabular, low-dimensional data.
At the suggestion of the engaged JJ partners, EPIS was adapted from its original linear format with a clearly delineated start point (Exploration) and end point (Sustainment) to a circular wheel-like model (see Fig. 2).
So says Steven Farris, president of Apache, an independent American oil-exploration firm.That points to the biggest threat confronting the majors: the rundown of reserves.
There has been a broad exploration of pointing devices, alternatives to keyboards for entering information, voice-recognition technologies, and even sensors that capture and interact with human brain waves.
The results have been obtained by point to point exploration and depict amplitude and phase profiles of the controller.
Figure 6 Maximum and average errors for the calculation of the table index when using and not using the shifting mechanism in fixed-point designs, with different uniform bit-width values from 10 to 20. Figure 7 Exploration of fixed-point and floating-point designs with different bit widths.
Even in the rarest cases of experiments that require human involvement in space, it is tough to find enough science to justify a $100 billion platform, or even a single $500m shuttle.As for exploration, Dr Coates points out that, besides the moon programme, which grew out of the cold war, the only exploration mankind has managed in space is to send a few hundred people 400km above the earth.
