Consequently, we make I ij, p 3(i = 1, 2, ⋯, n, j = 1, 2, ⋯ m), respectively, stand for information gained by institutional and retail investors at the beginning of the first period and their expected IPO clearing price.
As for the name, "the 'i' is emblematic," Mr. Sloan said, adding: "It stands for information and the Internet.
EVEN the most curmudgeonly critic would have to admit the one great benefit of e-government: it comes twinned with i-government, where i stands for information.
That's why we changed the name of our organization from IT to IDS, which stands for Information and Decision Solutions.
The entry is composed of two bits, "From" and "Through" which stands for information on routing data packet from the node and through the node respectively.
*(A) stands for information assessed in the adolescent questionnaire, while (P) stands for information coming from the parent questionnaire.
When the CIO title was coined about a decade ago, computer jocks liked to joke that it didn't stand for Chief Information Officer-it really meant "Career Is Over".
PICS, which stands for "Prescribing, Information and Communication System", looks like a complex car dashboard loaded on to a computer screen in every in-patient ward.
The sign 'Range of Course' actually stands for providing information of programs/degree offered (e.g., B.Sc. and M.Sc. in Psychology) in the university.
For example, editorial independence stands for balanced information or clarity, and layout for understandability.
Here, each element in the vector stands for a information gain achieved by eliminating the corresponding feature.
