"I've been there a couple of times as a kid and went with Wigan in 2011 as I was a player coming through the ranks," recalls Russell, now 23.
The rejoneadores have traditionally had "Don" (or "Doña," for women) attached to their names, which denotes an aristocratic rank and recalls the early days of bullfighting when nobles deemed dismounted kills as beneath their dignity.
Ms. Johnson, who was pressed into service as an ad hoc Henry Higgins as Ms. Rubenstein made her rise through the publishing ranks, can recall just how Ms. Rubenstein's face crinkled in disgust when they were at a restaurant and she was offered "poussin".
The stat of How You Rank also recalls another social media service — Klout, which lets users measure and rank their social influence.
For Alzheimer's disease, we analyzed the outcome of the frequency based ranking method and calculated the precision, F-score and rank for different recall ranges (10%, 30%, and 50% recall) and determined the maximal F-score (see Table 3).
Regarding the points with low AS Rank and low recall, many of them could be identified as IXPs and CDNs, which also belong to the Internet backbone but have a small customer cone.
where the last step is because that γ 1, the largest eigenvalue of (tilde {mathbf {W}}), is independent of both λ r and the rank of H. Recall that our channel is modeled as H=A B, where the M×r matrix A has independent entries following (mathcal {CN}(0,1)) and B is a r×N unitary matrix.
Much of the rise in China's ranking on the recall list has to do with its corresponding surge as the world's toy chest: toys made in China make up 70 to 80percentt of the toys sold in the country, according to the Toy Industry Association.
We observe that our GP approach yields better precision values than BM25 and Bayesian ranking throughout all recall levels.
However, read count and taxonomic rank cutoffs lowered its recall value, similar to most of the other read classifying pipelines.
