Designed for another time, most point-in-time first generation network security devices can't keep pace with challenges like advanced attacks, performance demands and automation.
GLM is locally quite smooth at most points in time, but has large precipitous jumps at certain time points because the yearly seasonal component is modeled as a step function, constant within months, but changing discontinuously from one month to the next.
We compare the two spatial designs for the application of mixed strategies, i.e. the definition of most-rewarding-point-in time, in order to change from ring to circle, as compared to a pure circle strategy.
They sell the freshest stuff at its most perfect point in time.
I honestly believe having talked to many other firms and many friends, Redpoint is at the most unique point in time based on where they truly are in their generational transition".
The total CVL serves as a measure of the absolute level of virus in a population at the most recent point in time, and is therefore a gauge of potential infectiousness in a particular population.
Therefore, we determined mixed strategies and searched for the most rewarding point in time for switching between the ring strategy, which was better in the short term, and the circle strategy, which was better in the long term (Fig. 10).
This environment has created a number of issues to determining the most appropriate point in time to adopt a new test in clinical practice which cannot be determined solely by availability, marketing, or regulatory approval.
The winner is the person with the most points in the fastest time.
As the overall prevalence of contact with mental health services has increased over time, however, and if it is assumed that the most severe cases at any point in time are most likely to receive treatment, the increasing prevalence would be expected to reduce the observed gap in life expectancy, not increase it, assuming that the most severe cases have the worst mortality outcomes.
His most significant work, A Point in Time (1929 38), has been described by art historian Duncan Macmillan as "one of the most important Scottish pictures of the century".
