In Judge Corley's ruling, she determined the plaintiff did not sufficiently argue Uber's violation of the Wiretap Act via interception of communications.
The economic reforms that Poland was then undertaking were not, he argued, sufficiently anti-state, for they did not guarantee access to capital and ownership to the largest number of Poles.
If parameter sets are sampled from the set for which ρ ≤ ϵ, where ϵ is a threshold difference between the resulting model behaviour and experimental data, the posterior distribution P (θ | ρ (θ, D ≤ ϵ ) ) is sampled, which is argued to sufficiently approximate P (θ | D ) for suitably small ϵ (Marjoram et al., 2003).
Russia's own treatment methods, though not perfect, they argue, sufficiently address the needs of addicts.
Spurs, another point back, have different priorities and Villas-Boas, in a spiky series of post-match interviews, felt sufficiently emboldened to argue that he deserved more "respect" on the back of a week's worth of debate about his position.
EVEN after an event as shocking as the terrorist bombings in London on July 7th, never underestimate the speed with which politics returns to something resembling normality.In the immediate aftermath of the outrage only George Galloway was sufficiently tasteless to argue that Londoners were being killed as payback for Tony Blair's Iraq policy.
Although dating of weathering mantles is often circumstantial, it appears sufficiently precise to argue for various ages of deep weathering.
Put simply, it stacks up to this: David Cameron will need a treaty change in Brussels to prove his renegotiation of the UK's EU membership has been sufficiently substantial to argue for a yes vote, a stay in vote, at a referendum.
It started a major political fight seemingly out of the blue, didn't sufficiently prepare to argue its position, and made a set of statements that didn't make sense.
However, except for the A intron, the number of independent losses required for this explanation seems sufficiently large to argue against it.
