In another instance drawn from one of our families, a marriage was contracted between a woman (currently in her early sixties, but eighteen years old at the time of her marriage) and an elderly man by his adult children.
Chailly and soloists, vocal and instrumental, knew how to point and savour them, so that the moment of the first communion, for instance, drew from the Evangelist (Johannes Chum, quirky but compelling) the most sublime phrase he sang all evening to the words: "Take, eat; this is my body".
Many of the heterogeneous transfer learning solutions surveyed make the implicit or explicit assumption that the source and the target domain instances are drawn from the same domain space.
Delvard, for instance, is drawn from Art Nouveau signs and posters, while Nota is inspired by the Renaissance.
Lyrics, meanwhile, are steeped in traditional, pre-Christian themes: Finntroll, for instance, draw inspiration from from the epic Finnish poem The Kalevala.
We give two instances (lead, PCB), drawn from studies of female reproduction, where the use of exposure markers is compared to environmental or anamnestic data.
For example, in some cases, the original sampling frame is a standard population register whereas in other instances, data are originally drawn from administrative archives.
It is partially for this reason that we have not emphasised the non-random sampling schemes more: a single instance of a network statistic represents only an instance of a sample drawn from an ensemble; for networks sampling of nodes leads to very broad distributions of sample statistics as would be expected for such highly correlated and structured data sets [ 1].
United's Chicago hub, for instance, draws customers from all over the Midwest, including people in smaller cities connecting to the coasts.
