In that sesame seed-sized mass, there was nothing there, medically or emotionally, to which I assigned value.
Path 1, which I assigned to Japan, would be an excellent financial move, will put me in a position of power and make me an adult.
Much to my dismay, technician-type tasks to which I was assigned were more often tests of physical endurance than of intellectual challenge.
Oliver's first HBO special, which I was assigned by my newspaper to review, was also a bust.
So, when I go to use the women's bathroom, the bathroom of the sex to which I was assigned at birth, things get interesting.
Even if it did work (which I doubt), assigning a person to a population does not establish nationality - people move!
Although the suggestion of possible successors to the traditional tree of life view (in which I would assign myself to the first or second) is a positive step forward, I have a nagging feeling that in embracing pluralism we just might be missing the actual trees for the forest.
I take the midpoint of each interval except when individuals claim less than 500 euros (in which case I assign them the minimum monthly wage) and when they claim 3000 euros or more (in which case I assign them 4205 euros, which is the mean of a Pareto curve fitted to the upper end of the earnings distribution: Ligon 1994).
Let H be a predictor for a survival outcome, which, for an individual i, assigns a score h i based on this individual's covariates (x i).
Numbly I went through my professorial performance, and in the dormitory room to which I had been assigned prepared to pass the night with my terror.
In this way I rediscovered "White Noise," by Don DeLillo, which I'd been assigned in college ("The Modern Anti-Hero") and always thought of as a deliberate, thesis-driven black comedy; I'd never noticed the tenderness and the melancholy, the gorgeous, crystalline prose.
