The dotted curve with overlaid histogram is the posterior marginal density resulting from a MCMC run based on 1000 (near independent) samples; the output was constructed with the built-in MCMC-sampler (more precisely the "one-block MCMC-sampler" described in [ 81, chapter 4]) available within the inla program).
Each activity is decomposed into sub-models (not shown on the figure), which describe it more precisely on one or more levels.
However, no such database is specifically focused on foods and more precisely on polyphenols, one of the major classes of phytochemicals.
Who says the Mittster can't have things both ways -- or more precisely, one way to fit one audience and the opposite to fit another?
And they are being sold by McDonald's -- or, more precisely, by one McDonald 's a storefront at 429 Eighth Avenue, just south of 35th Street.
It shows the necessity to get a strong methodology for innovation (more precisely technical one) in order to build an efficient framework for Design and Operation in Process Systems Engineering.
Better to view it, he said, as a collection of items emptied from his pockets after a journey or, more precisely, gathered one recent morning from the shore near where he lives in Prince's Bay.
More precisely, if one only considers a polarization rotation around the vertical axis of the Poincaré sphere, then a positive (negative) rotation angle favors the left (right) circular SOP.
In setting the increase in the unemployment rate, the Board will consider the extent to which analysis by economists, supervisors, and financial market experts finds cyclical systemic risks to be elevated (but difficult to be captured more precisely in one of the scenario's other variables).
More precisely, if one denotes by (4.2). one obtains that.
More precisely, adding one more occupation held since graduation raises the probability of nonprofit startups by 0.2% and the probability of initiating a for-profit venture by 2.7%.
