Beyond the case of Mr. Bergersen, prosecutors in the last year have brought about a dozen cases involving China's efforts to obtain military-grade accelerometers (used to make smart bombs), defense information about Taiwan, American warship technology, night-vision technology and refinements to make missiles more difficult to detect.
Of course, nature found a way around this problem, and over the years scientists have proposed several refinements to make their models more stable.
In the early days, Cassady had ambitions to write, but a rudimentary education compounded by an inability to concentrate on tasks requiring sustained effort meant his attempts (mostly fragments of autobiography, collected in 1971 as "The First Third") lack refinement — even the refinement required to make them read "raw" — and structure.
3) Figure 6 (myoglobin data): For the high resolution terms, post-refinement appears to make the data worse as judged by the R and Rfree metrics.
Does the analysis provide any pointers to the remaining major sources of error? 3) Figure 6 (myoglobin data): For the high resolution terms, post-refinement appears to make the data worse as judged by the R and R free metrics.
The trick, still in refinement, is how to make sure the plant's signal is clear enough and fast enough to be of use.
In the Daschle usage quoted above, a refinement was added to make the message "He was mistaken; that said, I forgive him and will take credit for my compassion".
Further study and refinement are necessary to make information systems even more patient-centered and to demonstrate their impact on care.
Another refinement to be made is to the theorisation of Complexity within Composition - Appreciation.
Two further refinements are needed to make this ready; at present it is not connected to a numeric read out, and they are working to extend the life beyond 24 hours.
