The news came from an agency official running the orientation session for workfare participants one morning in April 1999.
We then run the causal orientation algorithms on each subset and compute performance.
Mr. Cooper noted, however, that under the new rules, a service member who announces his or her sexual orientation "does run the risk of discharge if the ruling is overturned — if there is a successful appeal by the Department of Justice".
Thus, it is not necessary to run the detection process for every orientation plane, but only for those planes representing a certain increase in angle.
Orientation programs run the gamut from getting-to-know-each-other games to camping in the woods and city dining tours.
The question remains as to whether to keep 'gender identity' under the cloak of 'sexual orientation or to run the risk of such anti-trans media.
For the sensitivity analysis to noise, we add a certain proportion (p) of random Gaussian noise to the gene expression data for both transcription factors and their target genes, run causal orientation methods in the noisy data, report their performance, and repeat the entire process to assess variance (again, 100 times for NOTCH1 and RELA and 20 times for YEAST and ECOLI).
Subject to these warnings, which must be carefully borne in mind, a general sketch of the history of aesthetics may be given, to provide a preliminary orientation, without running the risk of being understood in an unduly rigid and simplificatory manner.
No matter what a person's sexual orientation, the celibate culture runs the risk of stunting its development and turning sexual impulses into furtive, tortured gestures.
She said to counteract this, rising numbers of universities were starting to run parental orientation days parallel to events for students to help encourage parents to give their children more freedom.
