Equation (4) then implies that skeleton locations are picked by (i) weighing how likely pixels are to be at the center of the segmented nematode, combined with (ii) the history of the chosen vector directions.
In reviewing a proposed merger, legal experts say, regulators weigh the likely impact on competition and struggle with tricky technical matters like defining the relevant market to measure.
On top of this, investors must weigh the likely success of Wal-Mart's expansion overseas where, in the longer term, the firm will have to find the bulk of its growth.
They read books about the experiences of expatriates, sought the advice of friends and professional acquaintances, and weighed the likely impact on their two children, now ages 3 and 1, of a move to this tiny Asian city-state.
And that won't happen until after the National Academies National Research Councill weighs in, likely within a month, on the scientific arguments for the lab, says William Brinkman, head of DOE's Office of Science.
Ministerial directives permit circumstances wherein Canada's five main security agencies can both weigh evidence likely obtained by torture and pass on information that might result in torture happening abroad.
Furthermore and for the same reason, potential etiologic differences related to the severity of LBW (infants weighing 1500 2499 g likely differ etiologically from infants weighing <1500 g) were not accounted for in the study.
In short, we need what Danny Kahneman, the Princeton psychologist who pioneered behavioral economics, would refer to as some Type 2 thinking: a disciplined weighing of the likely consequences of our actions.
The Justice Department is most likely weighing not only the substance of the judge's ruling, but also the precedent the ruling would set in countermanding an order by a White House cabinet member, Kathleen Sebelius, the secretary of health and human services.
When weighing up the likely success of challenger banks in the U.K., two predominant schools of thought emerge.
