At about 10 a.m. on a Wednesday, Marino held the range finder up to his right eye and peered down the mangled fairway of the opening par 4. "Looks like 350 [yards] dead ahead," Marino said.
The two discrepancies are positive by construction and are defined as which measures discrepancy when it is true that X and Y are associated, and measuring discrepancy when independence holds; the range of integration depends on the random processes involved.
The Cabinet at the Frick Collection, a modest space between the gift shop and the stairwell to the bathrooms, doesn't hold the same range of marvels.
Twenty generously appointed period rooms, 12 of them seriously spiffed up, along with the glass-enclosed Charles Engelhard Court flooded with Central Park light, hold the full range of items specified in that early Met inventory and much, much more.
The cabinet at the Frick doesn't hold the same range of marvels, but the current show of 10 drawings donated by Charles Ryskamp, a former Frick director, functions almost like a wunderkammer.
Even though the steady-state assumption does not hold, the extreme range indicates inconsistencies between WHO prevalence and incidence data.
Despite some support in humans, this assertion does not hold over the range of different natural animal species where cancer incidence is known.
Earnings growth for this year is expected to hold to the range of 3percentto5percentcenthehe company estimated when it lowered its 2002 forecast in September.
This, however, is simply unsustainable since the U.S. currently consumes approximately 20-25 percent of the oil produced worldwide, though we hold in the range of only two percent of planetary oil reserves.
We ask how the parameters of this model must vary in order for this assumption to hold in the range of doubling times between 20 and 60 minutes.
