A sort of appeals on wheels.GRAHAM PERRY Camberley, SurreyEvery little helps profits* Preventing rather than provoking price wars with price-matching guarantees poses an interesting argument ("Guaranteed profits", February 14th), but there are two missing elements.
SE may also cover a wide range of organizations from cooperatives to public service providers, from community/voluntary associations to "work insertion" organizations, and from companies limited by guarantee, thus posing huge attention in the interpretation of the available data.
The above face registration procedure is schematized in Fig. 2. Fig. 2 The face detection and normalization step: the face is cropped and aligned in order to guarantee a standard pose to the features extraction step.
The House bill requires that the FBI and Department of Homeland Security devise rigorous background checks on refugees, guaranteeing that they pose no threat.
According to the Energy Department, loan guarantees for solar farms pose less risk than those for manufacturing plants because the output of the solar farms can be put under contract for years to come.
In 2005, CNOOC, a Chinese company, withdrew its bid for Unocal, an American oil firm, after the United States Congress voted to refer the offer to the president to guarantee it did not pose a threat to national security.
Given that continuity of care has to be guaranteed, this does not only pose many challenges for the patient but also for the treating physician who will need to support the patient's management strategies.
And the intractable problems that water scarcity poses guarantee that today no organisation can solve the problems it faces on its own.
Preventive steps are necessary to guarantee that parental illness does not pose an increased risk for problem behavior in children.
On the flip side, an open letter signed by more than three dozen prominent legal scholars (who were not paid) countered that the guidelines "pose no threat to any rights guaranteed by the First Amendment".
