This approach tends to provide a dense set of samples and has interesting theoretical convergence properties.
Compared with the traditional model, TFRWν-SVM method requires fewer samples and has better forecasting precision.
As Jennifer Justice, of Carroll, Guido & Groffman, Jay-Z's law firm, explained, "Jay's song '99 Problems' uses two huge samples and has four different credited publishers.
The developed biosensor was further tested using human serum samples and has demonstrated promising results for medical applications.
Park Nicollet Health Services, one of the largest health systems in the state, banned all industry gifts and nearly all free drug samples and has made public all doctor consulting payments.
Howard Nass, a principal at Nass-Hitzig media, a media services and consulting company, found fault with Arbitron's methods, saying the company depends on consumers' recollections, uses small samples and has low cooperation rates.
The decade-old program contains more than 120,000 samples and has been used to find suspects who matched DNA evidence in about 30 killings and more than 150 other crimes.
This system enables parallel processing up to 5 samples and has the versatility to perform 1- to 3-step purification processes in a single queue.
Polarized light imaging can provide rich microstructural information of samples, and has been applied to the detections of various abnormal tissues.
However, most PSE research has been cross-sectional, limited to predominantly white, middle-class samples, and has not examined potential mechanisms underlying associations of PSE with children's behavior.
Numerical results show that the fast optimization method chooses the expected samples and has a much higher efficiency than direct multi-objective optimization.
