In October 1905, the president summoned to the White House six leaders of the college game, including Walter Camp, the influential rules-maker who has been called the father of American football.
The day may come when morals we derive from Western Civilization's most profound and influential rule book may yield to foreign and pagan ideologies.
This study proposes a de-clustering approach for distributed architectures, which eliminates the inter-site communication cost, for most of the influential association rule mining algorithms.
Additionally, based on the approach, most of the influential association rule mining algorithms can be implemented in a distributed architecture to obtain a drastic increase in speed without losing any frequent itemsets.
In 1862, John Charles Thring of Uppingham School also devised an influential set of rules.
Um, is he gunning for "Nice Guy of the Year?" Nosiree; that "menace" is one of the reasons he is influential — because he rules a giant, sprawling, nuclear-empowered oil-producing dissent-squashing nation that also happens to be so much under his thumb that "end of his Presidency" actually doesn't really mean much.
Leo Strine, an influential Delaware judge, ruled that rather than any material adverse changes, Tyson Foods had simply been overcome by buyer's remorse at offering too high a price.
Ex-prime minister, Mahathir Mohamad, an influential leader who ruled Malaysia for 22 years, joined protests in the capital last month which called for Najib to step down.
He remained influential under Trajan (ruled 98 117), who appointed him suffect consul (i.e., to complete another's term as chief magistrate) in 98 and regular consul in 100 (when Trajan was the other consul).
In an interview with Der Spiegel, the influential veteran politician ruled out the possibility of the UK following a Swiss or Norwegian model that would allow it to enjoy the benefits of the single market without being an EU member.
