It's a presentation that does what theater people often do with the self-dramatizing impulses that bring them to their profession in the first place, namely, call attention to themselves in the hope of showing themselves off as special.
Particularly so because it tackles head on the unique pressures facing climate science at the moment, namely, calls from a doubting public and media for climatologists to be more transparent about how they arrive at their conclusions.
An analytical model has been developed for the proposed JCAC scheme and two performance metrics namely call blocking probability and call dropping probability have been derived.
The London Evening Standard found the lack of surprise (namely, calling the episode "Dalek") the only disappointment, and Daily Mirror simply stated that "for 30 pant-shittingly wonderful minutes, BBC1's new Doctor Who was the best thing on telly.
Or, since someone has to have something smart to say about Herman Cain this week, here's Good's Cord Jefferson's piece about why people should stop propagating this one "hot new meme making its way around the internet": namely, calling Cain an "Uncle Tom".
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First, we present the first study that compares the usability of seven different dynamic security question types, namely, call, SMS, location, application usage, music, physical activity, and battery charging events, which are generated based on users' smartphone usage behavior and day-to-day activities captured by smartphones.
