The GCC-PHAT is recognized as reasonably robust to reverberation though it is heuristically designed.
Even though in the beginning of this study the questionnaire went through the reliability test and was recognized as reasonably reliable, we believe that there may be some information bias because of some questions whose answers may be considered as undesirable by the researchers.
-Handwriting experts pointed out that Mr. Weiner's personalized John Hancock is what's known as a symbolic signature - "a signature which is not legible and the individual letter forms cannot be reasonably recognized," Bart Baggett, a handwriting expert and the president of Handwriting University International, wrote in an e-mail.
Thus, although the First Amendment seems absolute in its protection of "the freedom of speech," the Supreme Court has reasonably recognized that it does not guarantee us the right to say whatever we please, whenever we please, wherever we please, in whatever manner we please.
If there's any comfort to be drawn from yesterday, it's that the market recognized a senseless move reasonably quickly and acted to correct it.
The DHS is recognized as having a reasonably good public system, but there is increasing recognition that the details of care organization and coordination are very important in order to provide high quality care.
Based on hierarchical clustering, the basal subgroup can be easily recognized; the ErbB2 group is reasonably well defined and the luminal A and luminal B groups form a large cluster, with subclusters that have more luminal A or luminal B patients.
Now more relaxed and thinking semi-reasonably, my caller recognized that she'd knowingly mortgaged her home to fuel her happiness, gaining many material things in the process.
As Gould (1998) and Harper (1982) recognized, local can be expected to be reasonably well adapted under pristine conditions, although not necessarily 'best'best
In fields that are well understood, on the other hand -- the physiology of the liver was his example -- one or two standard, widely recognized reference volumes suffice to explain everything anyone might reasonably want to know.
