Create a manufactured informational collection from a ε-differentially private model for the information (typically from a differentially private histogram), or.
So the burden of disseminating information typically falls to Omar Minaya, who likes to remind people that he is a general manager, not a doctor.
Such documents, known as an "information," typically indicate that some sort of deal has been reached between prosecutors and the defendant.
The McCain campaign, Mr. Crist said, has not solicited the kind of personal information typically requested to vet possible running mates.
The FBI also made 7,361 NSL requests for only "subscriber information", typically names, addresses and billing records, of Americans and foreigners regarding 3,347 different people.
We should know if the anecdotal evidence of Google's process is representative: What sort of information typically gets delisted (e.g., personal health) and what sort typically does not (e.g., about a public figure), in what proportions and in what countries?
Data compression, also called compaction, the process of reducing the amount of data needed for the storage or transmission of a given piece of information, typically by the use of encoding techniques.
But he will most likely have his hand forced by an arcane federal securities law that requires private companies to file financial information, typically prompting an initial public offering, if they have more than 499 shareholders.
However, this information typically reflects processes that occur over small spatial areas.
Multibiometric systems, which consolidate or fuse multiple sources of biometric information, typically provide better recognition performance than unimodal systems.
(Then again, what's an audit of WorldCom or HealthSouth good for?) Note that the information typically is a year old; it takes awhile to gather.
