This paper studies how the exploration-verification trade-off displayed by the teams modulated their success in the DNC, as teams had limited human resources that they had to divide between recruitment (exploration) and verification (exploitation).
To cater for applications that tolerate losing some tagged objects, we further explore probabilistic intactness verification to trade tiny accuracy for boosted efficiency.
Before it stopped commenting, the bank was signaling a growing belief that others inside or outside the bank had helped Mr. Rusnak by circumventing ordinary safeguards, like trade verification, that should have detected any fictitious transactions.
Sustainable themes: Environment testing, emissions verification for carbon trading, water quality.
The latter would potentially enable real-time verification of pre-defined trade conditions through digitized smart contracts.
As an illustrative example, we present the BP-calculus specification and the verification results of a trade market service scenario.
All had experience in verification in other carbon trading systems — so much so that they offered their instructors sharp critiques on the 111 pages of rules.
He launched and guided a program of "verification," or testing, of international trade theory which he himself had done much to synthesize.
Labour insisted that its system is robust as it announced that it now has 282,000 full members, including 8,000 "awaiting verification"; 92,000 affiliated supporters from trade unions, 70,000 of whom are still to be verified and 70,000 registered supporters who have paid £3 to sign up, including 10,000 yet to be verified.
Our goal is to offer a zero-sum facilitation of peer-to-peer payments; scalable enforcement of safely transacted, non-binary trades; and augmented verification of process-oriented, data-driven deliverables.
A system characterized by the serial combination of multiple biometrics can be a good trade-off between verification time, performance and acceptability.
