A few fundamental and recurring terms of this paper are defined below.
It is difficult to determine who is responsible for the sadness known to Magdalene, Zachius, and the other slaves mentioned in the song, but the recurring terms "Exxon" and "radiation" hint at the impersonal, greedy and destructive corporate world.
Sweeney's system also uses probability tables for template matching, detectors for medical terms to reduce false positives, tools to identify words that sound like other words (to account for spelling variations), and detectors for recurring terms.
In this analysis we focused on short term efficacy studies, but of course depression is often a chronic recurring condition.
Rather than responding to spur-of-the moment orders from individual office workers, the Cater2.me business model is based on "recurring longer-term catering events," Mr. Yungst said, like team meetings, seminars, collaborative lunches and other regular group meals.
In Before I Go To Sleep, Christine's awareness of her recurring long-term memory loss leads her to write a daily journal which becomes her lifeline and a diary of her memories.
The shift to a subscription model, or operating expense (OPEX), means manufacturing companies and OEM providers can now generate recurring, long-term revenue from the successful operation of, rather than the sale of, their products.
It can be concluded here that alcoholism, smoking, drug addiction or any other recurring long-term behavior impugn certain methylation marks on the human genomic DNA (Table 2) and can be used to designate an individual with such addiction/behavior to deal with relevant civil or criminal cases in the court of law.
As a matter of fact we weren't working on long term recurring revenue models which actually made sense".
Pragati facilitated the formation of Swathi Jyothi Mahila Vividhodesha Souhardha Sarkari Niyamita, a microfinance institution, which offers a savings bank, recurring deposit, and term loan services to the members.
