Imputation is achieved using an iterative estimation process; estimates of later iterations may be based on the estimates calculated in previous iterations.
The extent to which later iterations of the character are derived from that original was not determined by the judge.
(Later iterations of "The World Is Flat" — the "2.0" and "3.0" editions — contained large-scale revisions and expansions).
He generally lost money on the first bags he finished, but his workers got much faster with repetition, and the later iterations were profitable.
The classic radiation accidents of the atomic era have frequently been rewritten in later iterations as genetic engineering, nuclear terror/fascination having lost something of its novelty.
That sort of manpower (and, in later iterations of the genre, womanpower as well) is the heart of action films such as "The Terminator".
Although the later iterations, he says, are improvements, as with most North American cities the car-centric culture, wide, straight roads and big cars are still at odds with safe cycling and walking.
According to Burns, further features may well appear in later iterations: "The approach we're taking is to first get the game out on all the target platforms, and then look at what we can add to each in the future.
Later iterations such as Deep Space Nine, Voyager and Enterprise used all the tricks – origin myths, rebooting, introducing completely new casts and locations – that are now standard tactics for surviving in the ratings.
The highly spatialized memory of his sister's death, with its significant staircase and closed door and open window, as well as his insistence on later iterations of it, is emblematic of his thinking.
Later iterations of that genre, revived every decade or so, gave secondhand consumption a bad name, its manhandling of reggae signifiers the laziest and most regrettable sort of musical borrowing.
