MISA employs Bayesian Model Averaging [19], [20] to account for uncertainty in the specification of the true model of association, something that stepwise logistic regression and other model selection approaches such as lasso do not do.
Gross reached down and picked an almost invisible black speck of something off the top of the bed, then began describing its specifications.
Although it does allude to a relation (saying something of something) to reality (what is), the relation is not made very explicit, and there is no specification of what on the part of reality is responsible for the truth of a saying.
Missing from the mooching accusation, however, is any clear specification of which recipients of government benefits get something free of charge.
Indeed, the major resistance to EBM relates to the specification of the knowledge base of medicine as something rational/technical/linear/predictable rather than contingent/experiential/non-linear/unpredictable [ 16, 26, 36].
The Cambridge online dictionary definition of inclusion, for instance, is 'to contain something as part of something else, or to make something part of something else'; while the definition of incorporation is 'to include something as part of something larger'.
It is as if reading a novel would be an unforgivable indulgence if the reader did not learn something concrete from it; how to evade an infra-red security system, or the precise specification of the latest terrorist weapon.
The business machines of the time used plugboards (something like telephone switchboards) to route data manually, and Aiken chose not to use them for the specification of instructions.
But Mr Brown vetoed any specification of where the cuts might fall.
The specification of "inside" and "outside" employs a method invented in the nineteenth century.
A fruitful discussion of "terrorism" requires a specification of the exercise's purpose.
