When Gaddafi seized power he promised to do more for the poor with his distinctive brand of socialism.
As can be seen in Fig. 6, the learning curve of poor hyperparameter settings is distinctive and easy to detect; thus, there is no need to be too careful to decide n and t.
But, a year later, Sangre Machehual (which means "blood of the poor") had formed the distinctive Latin sound on the title track of Browne's album, "Lives in the Balance". Now, five years after Browne first heard the group at a Nueva Cancion (New Song) festival at UCLA, he and Sangre Machehual are about to embark on a national tour, featuring the music of both in an acoustic format.
Breast cancers lacking the estrogen receptor (ER) can be distinguished from other breast cancers on the basis of poor prognosis, high grade, distinctive histopathology and unique molecular signatures.
There are values, notably solidarity and regard for the poorest, which are as distinctive to the labour tradition as freedom is to the liberal one.
And more than one billion Pentecostals, the poorest of the poor, will be spreading their distinctive brand of Christian supernaturalism.
Although ENKTL is a distinctive entity with poor prognosis, >70% of the patients in our study were categorised as low-risk based on IPI and PIT scores.
13 Other proteinopathies show a set of distinctive clinical features and poor and transient responsiveness to levodopa.
The existence of the ER-/PR+ subtypes is controversial [ 29, 30] although some believe it is a distinctive subtype with a poor prognosis [ 31].
HCA- KpBSI in community-onset KpBSI has distinctive characteristics and has a poorer prognosis than CA- KpBSI, but HCA infection was not an independent risk factor for 30-day mortality.
