The word "ml" is not a correct word in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a measurement, such as milliliter (ml). For example, "I need 200 ml of water."
There was a further threat under discussion: the treatment of e-cigarettes that deliver more than 20mg of nicotine per ml as medical rather than consumer products.
She herself was laid off from the city's state-owned aluminium factory two years ago.Liquor, at least, is cheap: a 450 ml bottle of Fushun's brand of fiery sorghum spirit costs 35 cents.
Thus "movements that were worth 0.4 ml of juice were represented twice as strongly [in neural firing probabilities] as movements worth 0.2 ml of juice" (p. 314).
HOL is based on the LCF approach to interactive theorem proving (Gordon, Milner and Wadsworth 1979), and it is built on the strongly typed functional programming language ML.
In theory, the presence of private shareholders in DB ML should reduce its ability to win special treatment from DB Netz, though Mr Mehdorn will, bizarrely, continue to head both DB and DB ML.
The rig was owned and operated by Transocean, a once US but now Swiss firm, the lease is 25% owned by Andarko, a Houston-based firm, the blowout preventer was made by Cameron international, also from Houston, the casing for the wellhead was constructed and serviced by Halliburton, engineering services were provided by ML Swaco, part of Schlumberger (with an HQ in Houston).
Uganda has withdrawn some of its troops, reportedly ditched the MLC, the Congolese rebel group it created, and started to back a splinter group called the RCD-ML.
(It is not known whether the requirement that all admissible subsequences be themselves Borel normal is sufficient for ML-randomness).
Schnorr proves that a sequence is ML-random iff no constructive martingale succeeds on it.
Arguably, this shows that it is 'at least as "hard"' (Li and Vitányi 2008: 44) to determine the content of the λ-random sequence as the genuine ML-random sequence (and vice versa).
The ML-random reals are exactly those which are typical with respect to this property of computable functions.
