Not taking a side on the issue of credit, Emerson writes that King drew on old gospel music "to compose" the song, but he also refers to "Stand by Me" as "Leiber, Stoller and King's".
What, exactly, does the "Europe" the Ukrainian protesters are referring to stand for?
Wild's try, from a long distance break by Paul March, gave the Giants a scent of victory, but the St Helens defence that Anderson referred to stood firm under some late pressure.
The relative of identity is defined in terms of supposition as what refers to and stands for the same thing.
Sixteen "ultras fans and Muslim Brotherhood members", as the prosecution refers to them, stand accused of causing the incident in February in order to sabotage a big investment conference.
Group 2A refers to factors that, stand alone, are sufficiently strong to deviate from randomisation, a control group and/or blinding.
The resulting formulation of LS-SVM model for function estimation becomes: yleft( x right) = mathop sum limits_{k = 1}^{N} alpha_{k} Kleft( {x,x_{k} } right) + b (10 where ( tau ) refers to the slope, d stands for the polynomial degree, σ2 is the kernel sample variance, and ( left( {b, alpha } right) ) represents the solution to the linear system of equations shown in Eq. (9).
Content validity refers to whether a test stands to reason; its assessment is largely qualitative.
A primary goal of the remote sensing of forests is to infer properties of forest stands (the species, sizes and spatial densities of the individual trees, and hence the basal area and biomass of forest stands: hereafter referred to as stand structure), from aircraft-or satellite-borne optical (e.g. [37], [38]) and LIDAR returns (e.g. [39], [40], [41], [42], [43]).
H refers to dominant height T to stand age.
