The process of setting a threshold for the percentage referred, and then selecting on their merits terms which had a lower percentage, was an attempt to improve on an automated process governed by the data.
To Stephen Toulmin, sitting only six feet away from Wittgenstein, nothing at all out of the ordinary is occurring; nothing that in hindsight would merit the term'incident.
Merit and Term Time Research Fellowships: A semester award that allows outstanding GSAS students to focus their time on research, fieldwork, and writing.
Specifically, the team realized a 40percentt increase in the alloy's figure of merit, a term scientists use to measure a material's relative performance.
But Mr. Oundjian, the artistic director of the Caramoor Center for Music and the Arts in Katonah, may merit the term for the way his conducting career has taken off since 1995, when he first took up the baton.
He has talked to other countries about the agenda, including those he calls his "allies" (Japan, South Korea and the East and Central European countries) and some who do not merit that term (Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Egypt and South Africa).
If we does not align the measurement one to each other, the models will have no merit in term of large-scale application and stay as an academic exercise only.
This camp suggests that, although racial naturalism falsely attributed cultural, mental, and physical characters to discrete racial groups, it is possible that genetically significant biological groupings could exist that would merit the term races.
This may seem a fairly modest ambition, but if everyone in the West were in this position our societies would indeed merit the term "affluent," and the world would be a much happier place.
The president's already claiming his overtures to North Korea's dictator merit another term and maybe a Nobel Peace Prize, too.
