But of course, rolling them all out to Chrome on tablets, phones, and desktops first (and potentially better integrating them in the case of the proxy example that apparently reduces data usage by 40%) is going to help adoption across devices - which must be a key aim for the company.
The simplest form of inference is making use of a pattern, proxy, example or sample.
It has also allowed its adversary, the LTTE and their proxies (example Tamilnet) to resort to similar tactics.
Using a proxy, for example, mitmproxy [39], causes the fingerprinting method to detect cipher suite list of the proxy instead of cipher suite list of a client.
14 Yet, as fetal testosterone cannot be readily measured, papers assessing the relationship between fetal testosterone and ASDs, including our study, require the existence of a proxy, for example, 2D:4D.
Also, they should understand powers documents, the health care proxies, for example.
It features the common variations of the two proxies, for example, COCOC will increase significantly during %GEO and CM common rise.
In the literature, human mobility has been studied using a multitude of proxies (for example call detail records (CDR), GPS, WiFi, travel surveys), and a variety of techniques have been suggested for predictive models, such as Markov chains, Naive Bayes, artificial neural networks, time series analysis.
The Bush administration and their paid proxies, for example, attack those who disagree with them on the Iraq war as not supporting our soldiers.
A variety of longitudinal and cross-sectional designs exist to monitor animal human transmission using proxy indicators, for example, dog bites in the case of rabies (Cleaveland et al. 2002), questionnaires to determine exposure (Kayali et al. 2003) or comparative seroprevalence in human and potential animal reservoirs (Schelling et al. 2003; Zinsstag et al. 2009a).
All indicators we were able to examine (e.g., comparison of interview with medical record data) suggested that misclassification in our study was either non-differential, which tends to bias risk estimates towards the null, or was present in a way that would bias towards the null; for example, proxy respondents underreporting to a greater degree than non-proxies (Pogoda and Preston-Martin, 2002).
