Instead, it explained that California "is the sixth or seventh-largest economy in the world... which is similar to ours in that it is a new economy increasingly based on heavy knowledge-based industries".
Technically, he's at his office desk, but as the last light flicks off, it's clear that he's fallen into the abyss of his own world, dragging along the impossible weight of a newly discovered tumor and the even heavier knowledge that he may never get out.
The benefits of the algorithm are that is retains the Bayesian nature of the inference, has sufficient convergence properties, relatively low computational load and does not require heavy prior knowledge due to its adaptive nature.
She does end up at this school (we glimpse her there at the end of the novel), but as a very different girl from the one who was first admitted: now heavy with knowledge, Evie in September, though still only fourteen, has tasted the insanity of the summer of 1969.
"With the forensics we now have it is evident and provable that Stuxnet is a directed sabotage attack involving heavy insider knowledge," said Ralph Langner, an industrial computer expert in an analysis he published on the web.
And the guy's even been known to drop some heavy history knowledge on his followers.
Based on the simulation and example results, it was found that obtaining accurate inferences in a LMM requires heavy statistical knowledge on the true and working covariance structures.
His wonderful career was explained by his heavy interest in knowledge.
In the design of chemical processes, such as catalytic cracking of bitumen and heavy oil, the knowledge of phase behavior at the critical endpoint is essential.
In Paris, organisers said 25,000 people attended – heavy with the knowledge that history would be made on climate, one way or another, in the city in a year's time.
