He also discovered a group called CASE, which stands for Class Awareness Support and Equality.
The one time when his ungainly second name came into its own was at high school when his mother suggested he stand for class vice-president with the slogan: 'Suit up for Crudup'.
For advertisers, the company (whose name stands for "class one exchange") offers self-serve access to the ad inventory of around 2,500 websites.
> The second benchmark is a subset of CATH 2.3 database [which stands for Class, Architecture, Topology and Homology (Orengo et al., 1997)], selected by Sierk and Pearson (2004) to obtain a non-redundant sample of the entire database.
When the group stood for its class picture, even those in suits and ties made the peace sign.
Bill Shankly, of Liverpool legend, stood for working-class solidarity and passion.
In summary, the main modifications in the original K-associated optimal graph construction algorithm [4] include connecting each vertex to all its neighbors with the same class or without a class label (line 6) and merging every component with empty class (in the Algorithm 1, (hat{C}_{alpha}) stands for the class of a component) to another component, independent of purity.
Finally the largest value among the found posterior probabilities reflects the most probable class for the new pattern, according to Eq. (7), where φ y) stands for the class attributed for instance y, varphi(mathbf{y} ) = mathop{mathrm{arg,max}} bigl{ P (mathbf{y}mid omega_1 ),dots, P (mathbf{y}mid omega_M )bigr} (7).
How different was the quiet, reflective mood at Hermès, where the men's wear designer Véronique Nichanian celebrated 25 years at the helm with a discreet "family" party and an affirmation of everything the brand stands for: quality, class and deconstructed elegance.
NP stands for the class of problems that can be verified in polynomial time — quickly.
