Nor does he need reminding that his back-story makes him vulnerable to gibes about toffs: he is heir to a baronetcy dating back to 1629, as well as to a hefty family fortune.Yet in his attempt to caricature the political message underlying the 2012 budget, Labour's Mr Miliband chose the wrong screen hit.
Considering that our system is not pixel-sensitive, i.e., we do not need to detect faults in individual pixels, but instead functional failures which are always presented as a wrong screen content which differs from the reference image in a whole region, we propose regional-based image comparison methods which are computationally simpler but reliable-enough for our system application.
When such conditional estimates are taken out of context, researchers may make the wrong inference about screening tests.
Thus, it appears that at least some of the tests, especially as used in practice, have the wrong characteristics for screening because of low sensitivity (high false-negative rates), and positive results must be confirmed by a laboratory method.
Mr. Moverman's movie, which stars Woody Harrelson as a cop who makes all the wrong turns, has been screening at the Toronto International Film Festival here.
By and large, society objects to a project's detrimental externalities irrespective of the actual dollar amount, so dollars might be the wrong criterion in threat screening.
The misses (or false detections) data corresponded to when a person misidentified part of the screen as a target when the target was in fact elsewhere, and consequently they touched the wrong location on the screen.
In some ways, I felt regret for not being there, for sitting on the "wrong" side of the screen.
"Anyone who has read David's writing knows how tormented he felt about being a public figure and his overwhelming anxiety about being on the wrong side of the screen.
