Prosperity and freedom tend to go together in large measure because democracies have strong guarantees for these things.
But in general, because federal defendants facing the death penalty have strong guarantees of good counsel and nonelected judges, there is less concern that people who are actually innocent end up on federal death row than there is about state death rows.
Live applications are able to take full advantage of the dotCloud runtime: they can be scaled, both for performance and reliability, have custom domains attached with SSL, have strong guarantees of dedicated resources and have priority access to support.
She has effectively been handed just days to give stronger guarantees over the issue.
The L1-regularized Gaussian maximum likelihood estimator has been shown to have strong statistical guarantees in recovering a sparse inverse covariance matrix even under high-dimensional settings.
Compared with many other democracies, the United States has stronger constitutional guarantees of press freedom and freedom of speech, and more robust legislative and judicial systems with records of independence in the face of executive overreach.
In its blog post, Google says the client library contains much of the functionality available in the Files API but has stronger integrity guarantees and a better overall developer experience.
Also, it can be very difficult to evict tenants — especially those whose rents are regulated, as they have strong protections and guaranteed lease renewals.
We have derived a new algorithm for word clustering that is significantly more efficient than previous approaches, and has strong theoretical guarantees.
Our core algorithm, <i>A-Greedy</i> (for <i> Adaptive Greedy</i>), has strong theoretical guarantees: If stream and filter characteristics were to stabilize, A-Greedy would converge to an ordering within a small constant factor of optimal.
The bootstrap procedure for computing MMD statistics proposed in [ 21] has strong theoretical guarantees for discriminating between different distributions, given sufficient number of samples (i.e. reads mapped to a peak).
