Is it better to limit the number of concurrent sessions at the expense of a longer meeting?
Individual parameter volumes from the first half of the data set was then averaged pairwise with the corresponding volume from the second half of the data set, thus reducing session effects at the expense of halving the number of training examples.
Overand H. Padmore, Finance Minister of Trinidad and Teobago, speaking for six Caribbean nations, warned that a reduction in poor nations, current account deficits - widely hailed during the sessions - has been accomplished at the expense of higher unemployment in the poor nations.
Whether sitting in the front row to hear the Bishop of New Hampshire, Gene Robinson, or reading Dylan Thomas to Mariella Frostrup, or walking out of Rory McGrath's session during a charmless joke at the expense of Fatima Whitbread, he's been perfectly splendid.
Critics have argued that these private sessions give the mediator too much power at the expense of the parties and that joint sessions improve the parties' understanding of each other.
Anything more would have required active pressure from Mr. Sessions on US Attorneys to pursue marijuana at the expense of enforcement on heroin, opioids, meth, etc.
Those who were least happy with the course wanted more traditional style lectures at the expense of PBL sessions and vice versa.
We know this but getting in extra mileage can often be at the expense of strength training sessions at the gym or at home.
Based on the previously reported results, it might be assumed that the orienteering athletes in the current study should have performed HIIT more frequently, at the expense of other training sessions.
To determine whether the higher sensitivity of spatially condensed grids was bought at the expense of specificity, eyes were flagged if the session immediately after the first two consecutive sessions indicating progression did not reconfirm the confirmed progression.
