The set of available observations, properly converted according to a common reference system (see section 2, Remark 2), is expressed by the following vector: θ ̂ i ≜ [ θ ̂ i, 1, …, θ ̂ i, M ] T. (15).
There even seemed to be a certain community demand for it as a preventive method, particularly in the case of an epidemic, as expressed by the remarks of the Marka father just quoted, who proudly showed his vaccination scar and encouraged others to show theirs as proof of what he was saying.
Stewart's remarks Sunday ran counter to sentiments expressed by most other Virginia politicians, from both parties.
Still, the alternative is the discombobulation expressed by the other remarks of last week: "It is surrealistic... incredible" and thus unassimilable.
Such optimism is expressed by a respondent's remark that "starting a business is an incredibly satisfying experience…it is so great to know that you control your own destiny".
His remarks suggest considerably greater concern about the public scepticism of TTIP than expressed by the Conservative wing of the Coalition and follows intense lobbying by left-wing pressure groups such as 38 degrees.
Herring's remarks, which stopped short of calling for Northam's resignation, closely echoed sentiments expressed by the state's U.S. senators, Tim Kaine and Mark R. Warner, both Democrats.
Before proceeding to his discourse, I, however, deem it proper to remark that conversation with the Judge enables me to say that he concurs entirely with the views expressed by Senator DOUGLAS in his speech at Springfield, Illinois, of June 12 , 1857
This is expressed by CL3.
On Tuesday Bowers was formally reprimanded by the Office for Judicial Complaints, which must have come as a relief to him because, at the time of the remarks, he expressed concern that he "might be pilloried".
