Bush slashed the state government payroll; cut taxes by roughly $19 billion; implemented school reforms that became a model for other states; expanded gun rights; earned plaudits for his leadership of state agencies after a 2001 anthrax outbreak and during two active hurricane seasons; and became a vocal proponent of immigration reform.
"They will be implementing roughly two-thirds of the improvements in oil use and emissions in half the time," said Mr. Becker, an independent consultant to environmental groups.
Roughly, we have implemented one class, survival_gen_func, that integrates the fitness propagator on a discrete fitness grid.
However, the data resulting from classroom observations were not well aligned with faculty perceptions: RTOP analyses revealed that the majority of faculty (roughly 75%) actually implemented relatively teacher-centered practices, with average total RTOP scores that fell into category I or II.
Be able to design and implement nontrivial Java programs (roughly 1000 lines of code), starting from an English language specification.
Outcome 2: Be able to design and implement nontrivial Java programs (roughly 1000 lines of code), starting from an English language specification.
We observe that vast majority of the tools reported implement competitive algorithms, and roughly half of the methods estimate significance by sample randomization, with the remaining half based on gene randomization or on parametric models.
We chose to use a simple MDL/2 substitution technique to calculate annual averages because it was much simpler to implement and gave results roughly equivalent to more sophisticated statistical treatments (Antweiler and Taylor 2008).
As we show on Appendix figure 2, the trend of the stretch (defined as the current length over the final length) is roughly linear and for simplicity, we implement this trend in the numerical simulations of the theoretical model.
The money will be used to set up an administrative facility to implement an initiative to protect roughly 220,000 square kilometers (85,000 square miles) of tropical forest in Brunei, Malaysia, and Indonesia.
Several large flakes or chips were knocked off the rock to create on it a sharp and roughly serrated crest, or ridge, yielding an implement that was edged at one end and could be gripped at the opposite end.
