Furthermore, an artificial neural network as a forecasting method was employed for which the influential features were used to forecast the daily direction of the S&P 500 index.
Three test cases are studied for which the most influential uncertainties were found to be those on the correlations for evaluating the purchase cost and the shell side heat transfer coefficient.
Variance terms should be included on parameters for which information on influential covariates is expected and will be evaluated.
For the New Zealand study, two sets of dose response coefficients were reported (Crump et al. 1998): one with the complete cohort, and the other for which one very influential observation, with unusually high maternal hair mercury, was excluded.
Mitchell and Rose are also the co-editors of Feminine Sexuality, a selection from Lacan's seminars, for which both editors wrote influential introductions.
Last year, Time included him in a somewhat arbitrary list of the world's hundred most influential people, for which I wrote a little blurb about him.
The new collection launches today, and will be showcased on a shiny new website concept for which Myers has collaborated with influential stylists, editors and photographers to add "another dimension to the experience and convey key moods of the collection".
A research in this direction could enable companies to be cognizant of their technological capabilities and to ascertain those influential capabilities for which managers should feel quintessential.
She eventually became the publicist for Hollywood Park and later Santa Anita Park, collecting more than 25 years of influential contacts for which she became known.
The probability of ETT complications, however, was an influential variable for which only one study was available [ 41], because most studies do not distinguish between mortality from ETT and complications from ETT that lead to mortality [ 41].
