The CDS averages i-vectors for a language, the model can roughly be regarded as a vector pointing from the origin to the mean of the Gaussian distribution for this language, so the separating margin between two classes is a linear hyperplane which is through the origin and equally divides the angle formed by the models of the two classes.
By contrast, Humeans, who (roughly speaking) regard the laws as summaries of pervasive general patterns in the history of the world (e.g., Lewis 1973b , 1994, may find it less natural to think of laws as being necessary in an interesting and substantive sense.
Most of the subjects regarded roughly half of the keyframes in this part as of little importance.
Additionally, he notes that at the time of Romulus and for the first centuries onwards, "parricide" was regarded roughly synonymous for what is now called homicide, and that prior to the times from Luicus Hostius, the murder of one's own father, (i.e., patricide), was simply morally "unthinkable".
In a community where non-procreative sex is considered shameful, molestation tends to be regarded in roughly the same light as having an affair.
Thus the Mediterranean countries, southern Europe and northern Africa, are made to lie within what the two rivers — their mouths being regarded as roughly "opposite" to each other, in the same longitude — make into a sort of interrupted parallelogram.
In the general population, the prevalence of CM in children and adolescent could be regarded as roughly 1.5 1.8%, not dissimilar from the adult population, though with a tendency to increase after the 12 years [33].
However, there is no evidence of systematic bias in estimated losses [ 50]; and these databases are regarded as roughly indicative of trends in economic losses over time, if not accurate representations of the actual amount of losses in any particular year or for any particular event.
After all the hullabaloo about getting to the beach, I think I casually regarded it for roughly 13 minutes, and then sauntered off towards other endeavors.
The rate of intraoperative complications is described to be around 5%, of those roughly a fifth can be regarded as anesthesia-related [ 14].
