"This is a true philosophical and practical shift for Aetna," he continued.
This isn't true in a squees-and-giggles sense of girl-harmony or whatever, it's true in a psychological and practical sense of everything being too totally impossible on its own and needing someone's face in your head when something terrible is happening.
Ensemble generation of probable true rainfall is an elegant and practical solution to characterize the uncertainty of RR estimates and behavior in the hydrologic forecast system.
The firm's secular buildings, almost all designed for the public sector, often demonstrated a profound and practical understanding of true urbanism – unusual among modern architects – for both MacMillan and Metzstein admired and analysed the grid-iron plan of Victorian Glasgow and its basic building block of the stone-walled tenement.
This scenario is almost always true in practical systems and the ongoing trend is that the BS can accommodate many antennas such as in massive MIMO systems [15], while the small-form factor mobiles will have a relatively fewer antennas due to its physical size constraint.
The cuts will be heavy: a brutal trade-off between nostalgic ambition about Britain's place as a global power and practical realism about its true military capability.
To the true believers, environmentalism is a religion, not a science, and practical considerations are all but irrelevant.
The only way to resolve the inefficacies and alleviate the crushing existential, not to mention practical, consequences of true and committed dissent on the individual is to organize.
This is true for practical reasons (estimating phylogenies takes time, and may be prohibitive for large numbers of groups), and for analytical reasons (there is a reduced amount of data in small clusters of sites, so phylogenies may be inaccurately estimated; it is better to focus the power of the smaller datasets on estimating only the substitution rates).
Members of this base population are assumed to come from a single population with a mean breeding value of 0 and variance σ a 2. Since this is rarely true in practical applications, many conventional methods to estimate breeding values include genetic groups or phantom parents [ 8– 10] in the model.
