First, that we can remark that during the first 10 iterations (10 malicious users), IPMCD was not able to distinguish the malicious users (P W =0.5) since they have no sufficient number of groups nor iterations (0.5 for IPMCD and 0.36 for IPMCD-A).
Let us remark that, during our experiments, we further observed that the TV/segmentation method is even superior to direct segmentation after subtraction of the median (Steps 1, 3 and 4 of Algorithm 1).
"They arrive to do shady dealings, not to do good," he said, remarking that during his career he has often had his car torched by criminal elements.
One afternoon, I was interviewed by Sun Xiaoning, a forty-something reporter at the Beijing Evening News, and I remarked that, during my past few trips to China, people had seemed more reflective.
It has been remarked that during their separation the two Germanys diverged not at all in music and only slightly in literature and the theatre but sharply in architecture and the plastic arts.
Yesterday, Judge Truman A. Morrison III noted in his remarks that, during Dauphiné's testimony during the trial, she declined to discuss whether she agreed with various academic papers on which she was listed as an author, and said she wasn't familiar with many of their statements about the danger that feral cats pose to birds.
Wittgenstein has little to say on this topic in the Tractatus, and yet it is clear from his retrospective remarks that during the composition of the Tractatus he did think it possible in principle to discover the Tractarian objects (See AM, 11 and EPB, 121).
The idea of engaging early-stage high school students came from a throwaway remark that Ian made during a seminar at the University of Manchester, in which he recalled a memorable open day visit he had made to the university with his school when he was 13.
"But I'm a Democrat, and I always vote Democratic," said one elderly woman in a remark that was heard frequently during the campaigning.
Perhaps that is fallout from another campus speech by Sonia Sotomayor -- at the University of California, Berkeley -- in which she made the "wise Latina" remark that brought her criticism during her confirmation hearings.
We also remark that not wasting time during the coherence period pays off greatly, as the lost channel uses are given by the saved time multiplied by the (often large) coherence bandwidth.
