In particular, it was directed to look at how comparable democracies regulate electoral finance from private sources and the effectiveness of the various measures they employ.
This chapter first introduces agglomerative hierarchical clustering (Section 17.1 ) and presents four different agglomerative algorithms, in Sections 17.2 -17.4, which differ in the similarity measures they employ: single-link, complete-link, group-average, and centroid similarity.
"It's obviously very sad people died, but to isolate it and say it's down to the responsibility of the nightclub … If you close Fabric, you'll have to close every nightclub in Britain, because no one has the due diligence, extra staff and safety measures they employ," he says.
We found that local initiatives vary greatly in the technological mixes they are choosing, the way they organize, the organizations they eventually setup, and the measures they employ.
"If you close Fabric, you'll have to close every nightclub in Britain, because no one has the due diligence, extra staff and safety measures they employ".
Although the construct of perceived risk is often measured, other than reporting reliability, few studies report the psychometric properties of the risk perception measures they employ [ 12, 13].
The various methods for CMA that have been developed in the past 15 years differ in the measures they employ for attaching significance to the correlations (Livesay et al., 2012; de Juan et al., 2013; Mao et al., 2015).
The fundamental national measure they employ, he added, tells us a good deal about the economy but almost nothing about the specific things in our lives that really matter.
The authorities have not said where the Skripals are now living, and the Metropolitan Police said in a statement on Friday that it would not provide any details about the protective and security measures they have employed.
In their measuring of land they employed the vorsus, a measure common to them and the Oscans (Frontinus, De Limit. p30), 3⅓ of which went to the Roman iugerum.
