Instead of a humble Chicago coffee shop, we are in a humble Southern California sandwich joint, the premises cheered up just a little by Christmas ornaments.
UNDG policies and processes for harmonized business practices including on joint offices, commons premises and common services are effectively implemented, where applicable.
Within 1 year after Finland passed its Tobacco Control Act in 1995 prohibiting smoking in the workplace in all joint and public premises, workers reporting no ETS exposure in the workplace increased almost 3-fold, from 19.2% to 54.2% (Heloma et al. 2001).
ML: The locations are very important: the bars and the fast food joints and the army premises, the sheer bleakness of it.
To solve this problem, we can reconstruct the original signal by turning IMV problem into multiple measurement vector (MMV) problem using continuous to finite (CTF) modular [7] under the premise of joint sparse [8].
Huawei has set up 35 joint innovation centers on the premises of its own customers, where its engineers develop hardware and software improvements that often end up in Huawei's newest products.
Without an aggregate limit, Peter Thiel or David Koch could write a multi-million dollar check to a joint fundraising committee on the premise that it would be distributed in checks within the base contribution limits (eg $2,600 per candidate).
Mr. Neeman's key tactic was to ask the Chief Rabbinate to act only on the clause giving them monopoly over conversions, on the premise that the joint institute that would have supervised conversions was supposed to be set up by the Jewish Agency, a Government agency, and not by the Chief Rabbis.
Second, for a large number of SAR echo signals, we should decide which part of echo signals is temporal correlated, and it is the premise to use joint CS and PCA algorithm.
If a nonowner may consent to a search merely because he is a joint user or occupant of a "premises," Frazier v. Cupp, 394 U.S. 731, 740, 89 S.Ct.
