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But even that projection is hinged on the Obama loan push lowering defaults to some degree, albeit less than government estimates.
But projections for growth hinge on several assumptions, and the IMF warns of nasty spillovers from policies in some of the world's biggest economies: like a dangerous government fiscal impasse in America, incomplete reform in Japan, and stagnation and high unemployment across the euro area.
Open image in new window Fig. 3 Comparison of the hinge loss of node projection and the F-measure of inferred edges under different transmission likelihood functions (MemeTracker dataset).
c F-measure (Rayleigh) Open image in new window Fig. 4 Comparison of the hinge loss of node projection and the F-measure of inferred edges under different transmission likelihood functions (Sina Weibo dataset).
This hinges on more than projections of increasing money spent on sex; Pearson invokes Moore's law, the futurologist's favorite rule of accelerating and shrinking thumbs.
Alternate climate scenarios often hinge on uncertainties in climate projections (e.g., discrepancies across climate models in projected changes in magnitude, direction or seasonal timing of precipitation changes).
These results hinge on a generalization to Banach modules of Tomiyama's famous theorem on contractive projections onto a C∗-subalgebra.
Goodbye hinge, goodbye foot.
