However, Casillas felt that the album was overly long and stated that "Uiyi Guaye" sounds like "Donald Duck on a treadmill".
The potential downside of relying on a single set of exemplars to estimate state probabilities is that it may yield overly sparse state probability vectors.
Many euro-zone countries are instinctively interventionist, hostile to unfettered competition (including tax competition) and overly sympathetic to state aid for industry.
Being under-represented in the US Senate and having less influence in the electoral college, because of the two electoral votes each state gets because of its Senate representation, is the real structural problem facing Californians, not an overly burdensome state government as Draper claims.
(Again, without implying too much precision for the boundaries. An uncertainty distribution should itself not be stated in an overly-precise manner).
The prime minister's bid to remake Labour's overly monolithic state has been blighted by cock-ups and timidity.
Anonymous's strategy in the fight against what it sees as an overly secretive state and powerful corporations is to send a message of defiance.
Unfortunately, Mr. Obama has not dropped overly broad state secrets claims used by the Bush team to try to block lawsuits on rendition, torture and illegal wiretapping.
As part of efforts to help resolve the debt crisis in the euro zone, E.U. leaders agreed last year to establish a banking union with the aim of preventing overly indebted states from having to bail out failing banks.
The state agreed to build the road-and-tunnel link at the request of Stephen A. Wynn, a former chairman of Mirage Resorts, who subsequently left Atlantic City because of what he considered overly strict state regulation.
Our goal has always been to return patients to a more optimal level of functioning, but governmental agencies like the Drug Enforcement Administration, and some overly zealous state district attorneys, tie our hands behind our back.
