The companies they turn to for "extra help," Mr. Harbulot said, include everything from corporate security giants like Kroll to what he terms "small operators," ranging from ex-intelligence agents to computer hackers.
As previously mentioned, all of Managed By Q's operators (ranging from cleaners to handymen) are employed on a W2 basis and receive benefits such as a 401(K) plan, health benefits, and even opportunities for continued education on the cheap (or free).
Hamacher's family of t-norms [E.P. Klement, R. Mesiar, E. Pap, Triangular Norms, Kluwer Academic Publisher, 2000] offers a special interest because it supplies a wide class of t-norm operators ranging from the probabilistic product to the weakest t-norm.
The rescue plan identifies numerous problems facing venue operators, ranging from rising rents and the prospect of owners selling venues off to be turned into housing, through to increasingly onerous licensing restrictions.
Pairwise percent match between operators ranged from 78.3% to 85.8% (Table 3).
Overestimation of predicted mortality was common (5 200% error), discrimination was poor to moderate (area under receiver operator curves ranged from 0.58 to 0.78), and reporting of potential bias was poor.
The NRC criticized operator errors, ranging from employees' failure to notice how fast the reactor was cooling to their re-energizing the cable without first determining if it still posed a fire hazard.
Model performance was modest; area under the receiver operator curve ranged from 0.623 to 0.73.
The idea behind this approach is that, for example, the "succ" operator usually ranges from the first state of the site definition to the penultimate state.
Operator experience ranged from 0.1 (estimated < 100 slides) to 10 years (estimated ≥ 10,000 slides; microscopist A: 0.1 years [inexperienced]; microscopist B: 1 year [trainee]; microscopist C: 2 years [experienced]; microscopist D: 3 years [experienced]; microscopist E: 5 years [expert]; microscopist F: 10 years [expert]).
