How forlorn those short-trousered little sons of the doctor looked as they trod towards the Edinburgh train, cut off from the rest of us by their schooling.
Training was cut off in the mid-1990's after the Clinton administration objected to the military's human rights violations in East Timor.
Training set cut off years were chosen for each breed, using a number of criteria.
(a) For each i, discretize z i ↦ x i using the training cut-off points µ i 1 and µ i 2. (b) Calculate the log-likelihoods l 0 = l (G ^, P ^ 0 | x ) and l 1 = l (G ^, P ^ 1 | x ) according to Eq. (1).
The blackout's scope could have been limited if operators had been trained to intentionally cut off some areas, the investigators reported.
To some military theoreticians, air power deserves superhero status: it can make up for fewer, poorly trained recruits and cut off enemy leaders from their troops.
"We could cut off trains, but not only trains, also the supply of goods, whatever.
MPs across all parties whose constituencies are served by Southern have pressed for action before now and some were further incensed by the new timetable threatening to cut off train services.
Because of construction work on the Manhattan Bridge that will cut off train routes between Brooklyn and the Grand Street station and is expected to last until late 2003, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority instituted the most extensive service changes in recent memory.
New Zealand is planning to send in military helicopters and a navy ship to rescue about 1,000 tourists and hundreds of residents who remain stranded in the coastal town of Kaikoura after a powerful earthquake on Monday cut off train and vehicle access.
She was assigned to a third shuttle flight, but training for the mission was cut off after the fatal 1986 Challenger accident that claimed the lives of six colleagues and a schoolteacher.
