The system builds on a technology previously developed by Scott Manalis, an MIT professor of biological and mechanical engineering, to weigh larger particles, such as cells.
For example, by statistically weighing large quantities of sensor measurements, computers can mitigate individually confusing readings caused by reflections, blockages, bad illumination, or other complications.
Uncertainty about the upcoming referendums and weak economic data in the euro area, combined with upbeat assessments of the economy and strong house-sales data in the United States, have weighed large in recent trading.
But weighing large fish typically requires anglers to transport them to an official land-based weigh station a method that makes it unlikely that the fish will survive.
The Blue Cross-Blue Shinsurersurexpectscts earnings growth in 2015 as well, and CEO Joseph Swedish said the company is weighing larger dividends.
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A crucial aspect of explanatory statistical inference in this context is that we need methods that allow to deal with categorical outcomes and to weigh a large number of potentially correlated predictors while preventing from overfitting.
"We are weighing a large universe of possibilities," a senior department official said.
But as I weighed a large silvery "C," a friend popped the balloon.
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