Following the line of reasoning about the no bit combining case previously recalled [28], in case of sufficiently long interleaving and linear binary code, the per-round bit scores (Lambda _{k}^{(ell)}) are, to a practical extent, i.i.d RVs and independent of q.
The film had its origins, Luc Dardenne recalled, in the case of James Bulger, the 2-year-old Liverpool boy who was murdered by two 10-year-olds in 1993.
Since much of the staff would be furloughed, they would need to be recalled in the case of a disaster rather than being on hand already, he said.
However, diaries always suffer from approximation and although participants were instructed to fill in their diary continuously, we could not control for recall bias in case of non-compliance.
Some states allow recalls only in cases of abuse of power, but that is not the case in Arizona, where anyone can be a target for any reason.
Generally, the dictionary-based method offers high precision but poor recall in cases of spelling errors in the text.
However, a bat "encounter" was recalled in 75% of cases, sometimes by family members or associates.
It also relies on therapists' memories and the accuracy of information recalled in some cases over decades must be open to doubt.
Dr. Adrienne Mims, president of the American Health Quality Association, which represents Q.I.O.'s, and medical director of Alliant GMCF, the Q.I.O. in Georgia, recalled the case of a woman in her late 60s who needed physical therapy for a back injury she suffered during a car accident.
By early 1991, as Ms. Vertefeuille approached the mandatory retirement age of 60, she felt guilty that she had not solved the case, she recalled in "Circle of Treason: A C.I.A. Account of Traitor Aldrich Ames and the Men He Betrayed," a book she wrote with Ms. Grimes that was published last year.
