We then normalise each distance matrix so that the maximum distance is one, and then scale each matrix by a user-specified weight (set using the '--weights' command line option in PartitionFinder v1.1.0).
We conducted all analyses using Stata IC 14 (StataCorp), with use of appropriate weighting commands (using the weight variable provide by GfK) to generate national estimates and following the STROBE (Strengthening the Reporting of Observational Studies in Epidemiology) guidelines for reporting (von Elm et al. 2007).
An aspect of Bond's relationship with M is shown in "For Your Eyes Only", with Bond taking the decision from M's shoulders about what should happen to the murderers of M's friends, the Havelocks; the scene also shows the reader about the weight of command and M's indecision as to what path to follow.
The "gen weight" and "svyset" command functions of the stata statistical software were used to account for the complex survey features of the HDS dataset.
General Casey, whose views carry weight because he commands the largest of the services, concluded that the military could handle repeal with "moderate risk" to its ability to do its job.
Let us say that the commands coming from ( MM _2) have weight 1 and new commands (4), (5) have weight 0. The weight of a computation is then the sum of the weights of all commands used in the computation.
In its opinion, the Florida Supreme Court gave weight to that legislative command.
The sites often allow men to search for women by age, weight, height, religion and command of English, among other characteristics.
UKIP would be compelled to ask Mr Cameron, its only plausible coalition partner, for more populist concessions than its weight in seats could command.
The unbeaten Mayweather, a world champion for nearly all of his adult life across five weight classes, was in command from bell to bell of his 49th professional fight in defence of his WBC and WBA welterweight titles.
