Irked reviewers and baffled kids have found them too hip and worldly-wise for humans too young to grasp a reference to, say, Swifty Lazar.
It's probably a wildly inappropriate pre-feminist art historical reference to say that Nicola Sturgeon, Leanne Wood and Natalie Bennett looked like the Three Graces in their group hug at the end of the debate.
The main problem using the mutual information measurement is that we do not have a "reference" to say that from a certain value (0.8 for example) the two variables are dependent.
The upshot of this is that, in your paper, you should avoid adding the primary and secondary values together, or alternatively you should find a good reference to say that adding them is OK (contrary to what I have said above).
Providing a template of what you would like your reference to say not only makes your referee's job easier, but also ensures that you have some control over what's included in the letter.
So when characters such as Richard or Theo adopt fusty speech mannerisms or make obscure references (to, say, "an accent like Curt Jurgens in Battle of Britain", a film virtually no American under 50 has ever seen), it's deliberate.
His bibliography is impressive, but big chunks of undergraduate reading sit undigested in his references to, say, Marx's theory of commodity fetishism or to his application of Susan Sontag's "Notes on Camp" to the SoCal look.
It's packed with jokes, but they rely more on the characters and on general zaniness, rather than references to (say) The Lord of the Rings or Game of Thrones.
The tape's reference to Australia said: "I have warned the Australian people.
