In the new succession sweepstakes, the A list at all three networks combined has dwindled to Williams, 43, at NBC and John Roberts, 45, at CBS. (At ABC, the principal sub for Jennings, Charles Gibson, 59, is ensconced at "Good Morning America").
The variability of the whole data was projected onto a scale, dividing variance into sub classes called principal components or factors.
Therefore, we defined the principal sub-diagnosis of each inpatient by identifying the sub-diagnosis code that maximally contributed to the total length of stay of each inpatient.
The principal sub-plot of what had been billed as a finely balanced early‑season encounter but ended up bringing angst and recrimination to Tottenham Hotspur was the tale of two unsettled midfielders.
where A t t is n t × n t principal sub-matrix of A and 2 ≤ K ≤ n.
Here we investigated the patterns based on 52,803 papers published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS) over the years 1999 2013.1 The content of dataset spans three science categories: social sciences and two principal sub-sciences in natural sciences, viz.
It should be noted that (Omega_{1}) is a principal sub-matrix of Ω formed by rows 1, 5, 6, 7 and columns 1, 5, 6, 7. Therefore, (Omega_{1}<0).
The presence of the fault results in the development of two separate sections of the reservoir occupied by Zone 2. The principal sub-conclusions of this section are that usage of slow flooding rates in faulted reservoirs is an effective mitigation (1) against growth of flood shadows and (2) against flood bypass of the producer well.
The committee should allow all parties a voice, and thus could include the superintendent, principals, sub manager, human resources representative, a teacher, an experienced sub, and a new sub.
Attempts to reduce the dimensionality by generating parameter sub-groups and principal components of the parameter space did not provide a useful substrate for clustering.
