The original referred to "the likelihood that vaccinated children across the country will come into contact with those already infected".
It also classified the possibility for collateral damage as "tier 3 high," which an official said referred to the likelihood of the impact of the bombs sending shards of glass flying considerable distances.
In August 1808 a letter in which Stein indiscreetly referred to the likelihood of war against France was intercepted by Napoleon's agents; and on November 24, yielding to French pressure, Frederick William dismissed him from office.
At CES 2018, one industry analyst referred to VR as "drawerware," referring to the likelihood of headsets to be stuffed in a drawer after a few forays into jejune worlds.
where f ( x j 1, x j 2,..., x jN ω i | μ ij ) refers to the likelihood, and xj1,xj2,... and x jN ω i denote the j th feature of the N ω i samples/compounds from class ω i.
"I'm worried about the Supreme Court," Ms. Cantor said, referring to the likelihood that the court will become more conservative if Mr. Bush gets to select a member.
The phrase "Thucydides Trap" refers to the likelihood of tensions and even war between an established power and a rising challenger.
North Korea frequently refers to the likelihood of war, and it previously called the United Nations' condemnations of its nuclear weapons and long-range missile programs a "declaration of war".
"Everybody's going to be very anxious to see what kind of repair they get on that knee between now and April 25," Gil Brandt, the former vice president for player personnel for the Dallas Cowboys, told The Associated Press, referring to the likelihood that McGahee faces physical exams from many N.F.L. teams before the draft.
Referring to the likelihood that a further vote on Hellawell will be held once a three-month embargo expires, in which Ashley can use his 55% stake to overrule independent investors, he said: "The next three months are very crucial, not least for the business but for Keith as well.
