Athletes are a significant part of our social fabric, representatives of this country's many paths to wealth and fame from modest means, but no athlete -- not Cal Ripken, not Barry Bonds, not even you, Michael Jordan -- is soon to be viewed as larger than life.
The proposed methods are unconditionally stable in the sense that the time step is not limited by the space discretization and they can be viewed as "large-time-step" Godunov-type (or front tracking) methods.
Thus, cost is usually a main consideration in epigenetic studies, and data sets with hundreds of profiled individuals are commonly viewed as large-scale experiments.
These systemic issues could influence pricing, procurement, cost to the health system, and eventual availability of an LAI, which respondents viewed as larger issues than acceptability of the product among clients (Box 2).
The music, television and movie industries, initially befuddled by the rapid growth of the web and the sudden proliferation of file-sharing programs, soon launched a concerted effort to stop what they view as large-scale theft.
Slashing the overhead became paramount, and nursing costs, viewed as a large part of that overhead, were among the first targets.
Mr. Rendell added that he and other Democrats thought it was necessary to try to counter what they viewed as a large volume of positive news coverage accorded in recent weeks to Mr. Bush, who has introduced a series of policy initiatives over the past two months, and is leading in some polls.
A correct answer in architectural terms is that it can be viewed as a large boulder that has been worn away by footsteps and sight lines.
Despite that CoMP systems can be viewed as a large MIMO system with a super BS, there are many subtle but critical differences in terms of system setting and channel feature.
