They represent — yes — they represent corporations".
"The chance of seeing a game before the All-Star break is not likely," said David Boies, the lawyer representing YES, who was the lead counsel in the federal antitrust case against Microsoft and directed Al Gore's legal strategy in Florida after the 2000 election.
Defined p k , n as the transmission power allocated to user #k on resource block #n and c k , n as the indication whether the resource block #n is assigned to user #k, where value 1 represents "yes" and value "0" represents "no".
For the first six items, the child could choose among three possible answers indicated by specific "emoticons" (representing "yes," "so-so," and "no").
One piece titled "Virgin Territory" represents, yes, virginity, as symbolized by furry moss sprouting two diminutive mushrooms.
The three-level variables (n = 8; for example, "Can you walk?") were each dichotomized with "1" representing "cannot" or "with help"; "0" representing "yes".
Now, according to a new report, he has begun to communicate: in response to simple questions, like "Do you have any brothers?," he showed distinct traces of activity on a brain imaging machine that represented either "yes" or "no".
Although it's raison d'etre is to represent the yes movement, there's an over-reliance of well ken't pro-independence faces like Elaine C Smith, Carolyn Leckie, Martin Compston and Cat Boyd.
Publications could score a maximum of 12 "yes" responses, and more than six "yes" responses represented a low risk of bias.
In 1997 the Welsh yes vote represented a remarkable 30% increase in positive votes compared with the four-to-one referendum defeat back in 1979.
