There were five hundred and fifty-eight students now left at Manual, and many citizens saw the fate of those children as emblematic of the broader reform, and of the sincerity of his commitment to minority kids.
Right now, fraud detection is manual and many frauds slip through the system.
This shape descriptor does not depend on landmarks or keypoints, avoiding the manual, and many times difficult, definition of these landmark points in a set of images.
Though well suited to testing drugs, this kind of study, said Dr. Westen of Emory, tends to impose artificial limits on psychotherapy: treatments are by necessity short; techniques are often standardized in manuals; and many participants are excluded because their problems are too complicated for a single diagnosis.
Glossy brochures, direct mail pieces, bulky manuals, and many other printed items have been replaced by a combination of web content, email, and on-demand electronic files.
At the time, most were rich merchants during British rule instead of manual labourers and many habitually spoke Malay, dressed in the Malay style, and preferred Malay cuisine.
It's all manual and, in many cases, there are interpretation challenges.
Older doors can be hard to take apart, Mr. Balay explained, because each manufacturer had unique structural elements, there are no instruction manuals left and many of the companies have gone out of business, making it tough to find parts.
Two methods of image analysis were used and compared: manual and automated with many advantages over the methods previously found in literature.
Sadly, sales of manual transmissions are falling, and many automakers, including Audi, are discontinuing the option in the United States.
By specifying standards for responsible sourcing, production and recycling, it has given designers and manufacturers a manual to work from, and many have used it effectively.
