Steinfeld was at a racing function a few years back and a woman gave him a big hug.
And beyond the question of Jewish voters -- at times, a New Yorker following the race could be forgiven for thinking that there are no other kinds of voters out there -- the outcome of the race has become largely a function of turnout, which explains much of the rat-a-tat-tat, as the Rev. Jesse L. Jackson used to describe this kind of campaign, in the final hours.
We modeled the detection probability (p) as a constant (constant), as a function of tick race (tick race), and as a function of the bacteria quantity index using both linear (quantity) and quadratic (quantity) relationships.
It gets the same 583bhp, 6.2-litre naturally aspirated V8 engine as the SLS AMG "GT', 480lb-ft of torque, rear-wheel-drive (obviously), a double-clutch seven-speed gearbox with the faster mapping of the "GT" version – including a "race start" function – and AMG ride control offering up two levels of damping, Sport and Sport+.
They model log(weekly wages) as a function of race (Black, non-Hispanic White), literacy skill, and other variables.
"It's indisputable that there was a ferocity to the opposition and a lack of respect to him that was a function of race," he said.
Johnson and colleagues [36] found that sex category judgments varied systematically as a function of race.
Healthcare costs were also summarized in the matched sample as a whole as a function of race and gender.
The difference in computer and Internet access to health care information is largely a function of race, education and socioeconomic status [ 49].
There was a small amount of variability in testing frequency as a function of race, with a lower proportion of black (4.9%) and Hispanic (5.4%) patients undergoing excessive testing than white (5.7%) and Asian (5.8%) patients (P<0.001).
