However, intra-observer variability is defined in terms of the decisions assigned within the observer; for instance, the same dermatologist judges differently on the same image at different times.
The Observer, for instance, published two of what he called his "duty" poems, "The English Spirit" and "Silent Service", in May and June 1940, when the war was entering its second, more aggressive phase.
Therefore, choosing any observer node in the network (based, for instance, on the availability rate of its computational resources, or the degree of its connectivity to other observer nodes that have observed the traffic related to the attack) to be in charge of collecting observations and investigating the attack, is of high interest.
For instance, the other day a story in the Observer about the thriller writer's gift to tourism in Florence was illustrated with a painting by Domenico di Michelino in the city's cathedral.
No one will put Louis Blom-Cooper's arguments in the Observer against the death penalty in the 1960s in an anthology of great English prose, for instance.
In Operation Desert Storm, for instance, the U.S. Marine Corps relied heavily on simultaneous direct fire, artillery, and air attacks, synchronized by frontline observers and pilots, to create shock, terror, and chaos among more heavily equipped Iraqi forces.
In six countries in Europe including France and Germany, for instance, an internet-only brand, auFeminin.com, dominates the women's category.Before the credit crunch, observers expected some or all of Emap to go to private equity.
On the other hand, the combination of exact feedback linearization techniques with state observers has been widely used in many control applications, for instance, in biological systems and chemical engineering [25, 26].
Observers were trained to record a "don't know" response only in rare occurrences (for instance if they were away from the client during that time or they had trouble seeing what the provider was doing).
The New York Post, for instance, has likely not made money in more than 40 years – and most observers guess it is losing well north of $60m a year.
