"I think it's quite proper that colleagues and I at the trust should have a dialogue with the public and conduct a private discussion with ministers which goes on all the time in fair and balanced terms".
Taylor Mill was not often described in judicious or balanced terms, but John's brother George, who knew her reasonably well, did relate to John's friend and biographer Alexander Bain that "Mrs. Taylor was a clever and remarkable woman, but nothing like what John took her to be" (Bain 1882, 166).
Resolving these results in balanced configurations in terms of volume-oriented changeability.
The preconditioner incorporates the working variable of the turbulence model into the formulation, thus resulting in balanced artificial dissipation terms and modified local time-steps to ensure convergence acceleration for the compressible flow solver.
In this paper, we have proposed several user association strategies driven by DL metrics in a scenario composed of several BSs to achieve load balancing in terms of balanced network throughput for heterogeneous networks.
Such a diet is natively high in omega-3 and monounsaturated fat, and balanced in terms of polyunsaturates.
Perhaps the best-known, most inspirationally composed and best-balanced in terms of the band's capacity for both lyricism and jubilant grooving is 1973-4's Mysterious Traveller.
The findings in this report are based on results obtained from a very robust sample of respondents, well-balanced in terms of age and years of experience.
In our study, although patients had a lower MAP and pH prior to CVVHF, the two groups were well-balanced in terms of demographics, bacteriology, physiology, and illness severity.
The rationale for including the principal component score in the matching algorithm was to ensure that the matched samples of continuers and discontinuers were well-balanced in terms of all baseline HRQOL measures.
