Basing its estimates on much of the same data Mr. Feinberg used, the company concluded that there was "no credible support for adopting an artificially high future loss factor based purely on the inherent degree of uncertainty in predicting the future and on the mere possibility that future harm might occur".
Because of their nature, WMNs are often deployed with an inherent degree of redundancy.
Fibroblasts show an inherent degree of phenotype plasticity that can be controlled to obtain cells supportive of multiple tissue types.
The detector in diffuse OW links typically has a size of many thousands of wavelengths and the received optical intensity is integrated over the surface of the detector and provides an inherent degree of spatial diversity [27].
In particular, the Bayesian approach [21, 22], especially in the form of particle filtering, has been used in many recent studies (e.g., [23 25]), to model the inherent degree of uncertainty in the information obtained from image analysis.
A generalized PDF expression was also obtained in [7, 8] when β∈ℝ, though the inherent degree of freedom associated to the proposed distribution allows to model almost any behavior with the case of β being a natural number.
Forty-four LFSMs that explicitly simulated the four processes were rated by the authors and the modelers on a scale from 0 to 10 for their inherent degree of stochasticity, complexity, and mechanism for each of the four processes.
Collectively, these findings reveal that (a) there are no false traps at the sub-optimal extrema in the landscape, (b) the searches for optimal controls should generally be stable, and (c) an inherent degree of robustness to noise exists around the global optimal control solutions.
Secondly, isolated features might posses a certain inherent degree of transformation invariance against experimental stimulus manipulations.
The spherical nature of the retinal surface cannot be accurately assessed in two-dimensional photographs and has an inherent degree of parallax error when evaluating branching angles.
