This "time window" allows the airlines to allocate capacity to meet demand over a reasonable, yet defined period of time.
All have reasonable expenses, defined as 1% of assets or less, and hold no more than 5% in cash (see table).
The FTC guidelines for online content were created for the "reasonable consumer," defined as someone who may not read an entire piece or scroll to the end of an online article.
For example, the essential design consideration underlying Jacobs and colleagues' LTG-PD program was its high specification and expectation of fidelity and/or reasonable adaptations defined in terms of when and how to adapt.
California needs reasonable, clearly defined and well-enforced rules for charter school oversight, a point driven home by a recent report issued by the Southern California chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union and the nonprofit law firm Public Advocates.
"Reasonable" is defined here as taking less than a few days of computation time with HRI analysis, and per recording this would mean on the order of 10000 putative repeats.
Matching studies were included in the analyses if the examinations fell within a reasonable window, defined as 34 days for participants opting for concurrent screenings and 5 8 months for patients alternating techniques.
The scheme bounds optimization iterations to a reasonable limit and defines an annealing schedule that scales up with application and architecture complexity.
This makes it reasonable to define the optimization problem based on the said criteria of the SNPP technical level.
And so it seems reasonable to define robustness as the virtue of a product with a high signal-to-noise ratio.
