Armstrong (1997, 146 7) acknowledges that unrestricted recombination, or independence, is ultimately an empirical matter but argues that, so long as it is not empirically refuted, the doctrine is warranted by the simplicity it brings to the theory of modality.
Assuming unrestricted multinomial distribution, parameter independence, Dirichlet priors and complete data, the p(D| S) was given by where r is the number of unique instantiations for each descent node, so we have r = 2, and q is the number of parent instantiations.
Donations to independent efforts are unrestricted.
With the fall of communism, Poland regained full independence and Polish scholars could begin unrestricted research into all aspects of Polish history.
He emphasized that the money was "unrestricted" and would "allow us to accelerate our research with independence and scientific integrity".
Pedro II was intransigent in his defense of the unrestricted freedom of speech which had existed in Brazil since independence in 1822.
Although soft money contributions can no longer go to the parties, other entities, operating in theoretical independence from them, have been set up by prominent Democrats and Republicans as receptacles for unrestricted donations.
The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1472-6963/12/124/prepub We acknowledge Pfizer Belgium, Pfizer Italy, Pfizer Ireland and Pfizer Portugal for the unrestricted educational grants for the research project, permitting E-P-A E-P-A E-P-Atoe EQCP supportn all scientheic and logistical indEQCPdence.
Steve Novak, Jared Jeffries, Baron Davis and Mike Bibby are unrestricted free agents.
Marital coitus is not unrestricted.
