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It is worth mentioning that neither Eq. 20 nor Eq. 21/22 explicitly bind application profiles to memory instances but only to memory types.
All 4 of these patients had additional surgical intervention (accompanied by irradiation in 2 instances), but only one was known to be disease-free at last follow-up (10 years after gross total tumor removal).
We attribute the high performance to the fact that we do not map application profiles to individual memory instances but only to memory types and the ILP solver chooses the ideal number of instances.
In the GRMT formulation, we adapted the graph Laplacian L, such that the GRMT does not regularize the model complexity (∥w t ∥2) of a target t without training instances, but only forces the similarity to other models (A s t ∥w s −w t ∥2).
Take this, for instance, but only if you have a paper bag close at hand: 'Can something be too perfect?
Anyone can add a member to a Facebook group, for instance, but only that member can remove herself.
CNN.com would receive video from TV crews, for instance, but only after the made-for-TV segment had been pieced together.
People on work visas account for 70% of legal migrants to Germany, for instance, but only 5.6% of those entering America, the original land of opportunity.
Plans for power and oil-refining projects with nearly $20 billion of FDI have been approved in the past decade, for instance, but only $1.6 billion has actually been invested and a large amount of that went to Dabhol.
"You can decide you want to rob someone, for instance, but only someone you perceive to be gay, because maybe you think they'll be less likely to go to the police, or only an immigrant, because you think the police won't take it as seriously.
The survey shows that many countries followed the standard advice in some respects most freed trade and established better fiscal discipline before opening their capital account, for instance; but only a small minority set up a satisfactory system of prudential regulation and supervision before doing so.
