"Changes to accountability, changes to central structures and changes to pay and conditions, which if mismanaged could threaten the impartial model of policing that has existed for 180 years and is revered across the western world.
In our average-case model, we derive optimal functions under neutral (or impartial culture) probabilistic models.
A more impartial way is to assess model quality by comprehensible measures like accuracy, clarity, completeness, conciseness, or consistency.
This process is then repeated 100 times in order to gain a statistically impartial performance result for our model.
We used an impartial methodology for comparing the results of our model with the simulation results reported by the independent researchers (i.e., Broch et al. [8]).
Murdoch has complained for years that bosses at Sky News tend to ignore him when he urges them to follow the Fox model, but they can justify their studiously impartial approach by pointing to strict broadcasting rules governing objectivity.
But Prien suggests FirstVet's model offers pet owners the advantage of impartial advice — since it's not incentivized to generate a physical vet visit in cases where this can be avoided.
They might almost be considered very thin, three-dimensional models of photographs, in which the camera's impartial record of tonal difference is delicately pulled apart into successive scrims of varying density.
In order to evaluate the low-cycle fatigue properties, more impartial and reasonable, a hysteresis energy-based fatigue life prediction model is applied and developed.
The patient autonomy model was initially described as the physician providing impartial information then leaving decisional authority entirely to the patient or family.
Hare acknowledge that since archangels (e.g., Lucifer) are not reliably impartial in this way, it is really God who is the model.
