Instead, smaller networks continue to perform well down to dE/dt = 1e−3, and only below that dE/dt do larger network competitors systematically win the competition (Figure 2).
Now retired, Armstrong, 39, is not likely to be schmoozing about the old days, not since Hamilton publicly accused him on "60 Minutes" of systematically cheating to win his seven consecutive Tours from 1999 through 2005.
I believe the most likely explanation is that the polls [showing Clinton winning those three states] were systematically wrong, rather than that the election was hacked.
HR accelerations during selection, on the other hand, were not systematically affected by either the requirement for active choice or the chances of winning.
"Winning, winning, winning, winning.
The reason is that even though one could prove the system sound and complete (i.e., that there is a winning strategy for P in a dialogue for a second order formula A iff A is valid), there is no way to systematically define such a winning strategy.
The story of a young woman (Haydée Politoff) who systematically collects lovers, the film won the Silver Bear at the Berlin Film Festival and restored Mr. Rohmer's place in the front rank of the New Wave.
Amundsen, who eventually won the race, systematically killed and fed his sled dogs to each other as the team progressed through their journey.
The OFT found that Cirrus Communications Systems, a subsidiary of Peverel, which manages 200,000 properties across the UK including many retirement homes, systematically rigged the tendering process to win contracts to supply alarm systems and door entry services.
