In addition, a part of the used memory is also related to retaining the point-to-point depth data for the interactive features as explained in Interactive visualization subsection.
The network will retain "The Point," using a rotation of hosts that will begin with Kate Snow, the Congressional correspondent who is considered a rising star at the network.
For each parameter, we therefore retained the point estimate and the combination of summary statistics yielding the lowest root of mean square error, RMSE, to provide the most reliable estimation.
Women also have better memories for the spoken word, meaning that they do tend to retain the points of an argument that men have, perhaps wisely, long since forgotten.
The Manxman retains the points jersey, on 40, by a single point over Sagan.
Britain's Mark Cavendish, on his 28th birthday, retained the points jersey.
Although Matérn type I model can get a legitimate HCPP, it is proved that this model only accounts for retaining the isolated points (i.e., points which are at least fixed distance away from every other point in the process).
Lakers General Manager Mitch Kupchak had already snatched the free-agent point guard Steve Blake and retained the veteran point guard Derek Fisher in a three-year deal.
Interestingly, decreasing p to one (i.e. simply amino acid prevalence) retained some discriminative potential, albeit considerably reduced from p = 3 or 4. > -wrap-foot> We next examined classification efficiency retaining the separate time points postimmunization as distinct classes (Fig. 6).
The second program in the current 15th-anniversary season of the PBS documentary series "P.O.V.," "Boomtown" is characteristic of this series's tendency to delve into subcultures and subject material rarely covered on television, and to do so in a manner that retains the quirky "point of view" style of independent filmmaking.
We will show that it is the generalization of Borsuk domination that retains the fixed point property.
