These patterns suggest that AoA (objective or rated) and name agreement (the percentage or H value) are key factors in picture naming across languages.
In the case of Drugs, five SMEs rated this name as 'very clear' whereas one SME thought it was only 'somewhat clear' because drugs could be confused with medications.
"We knew we needed a first-rate name," he said.
A Famous Name's Consequences Mr. Bush may not have had a decent suit when he announced his candidacy, but he had other assets -- among them a first-rate name.
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They found that while named Democratic incumbents had a -4 net approval rating, named Republicans had a +5 net approval rating.
The fiction tended to be second-rate work by first-rate names, but the interviews that Hefner published were often major events: Miles Davis, Malcolm X, Vladimir Nabokov, Ayn Rand, Martin Luther King, Jr., Fidel Castro, Joan Baez, Bob Dylan, George McGovern, Jimmy Carter, and the very last testament of John Lennon.
This is that the period when there were hardly any banking crises, and few currency crises, was 1950-73, under the Bretton Woods regime of fixed exchange rates, named after the place in New Hampshire where it was agreed on in 1944, at the same time as the IMF and the World Bank were being set up.
The difference between the two energy release rates, named as the cohesive energy release rate, is to be induced by taking into account the aggregate bridging interlock.
The other protocol represents a kind of protocol which is based on one-round reservation to adapt the diverse data arrival rates, named OR MAC here.
Cocco et al. (2010) redefined the "reference rate" as the r value computed according to the former definition and adopted the "background rate" naming for the rates computed according to the later definition; they also discussed the differences and effects on seismicity forecasts of the two approaches.
