Correction: November 1, 2000, Wednesday An entry in the Addenda listing on the Media Business page yesterday about Ericsson and MetLife, which are reconsidering their ties to Young & Rubicam Advertising, referred imprecisely to remarks by Kevin Foley, a MetLife spokesman.
An accreditation, which is reconsidered every 10 years, means that an institution has met the highest industry standards.
For these reasons, the mathematical programming technique of column generation [17] is employed, where modifications specific to temporal reuse are made to the algorithm discussed in [9], which is reconsidered in this section.
To answer this question, critical details of the CNBSS, which may have been lost, forgotten, or suppressed, are reconsidered.
Initially, the pavilion had been set for installation in the Pfefferberg complex in the Prenzlauer Berg area, which may be reconsidered, according to Der Tagesspiegel.
The factor 2000 mm/year in Eq. (2) looks somewhat larger than the coastline peak of 1300 mm/year in the TRMM analysis (Fig. 12), which should be reconsidered after analyzing the regional rainfall from the TRMM data.
She has described the closure threat as "an over-the-top reaction which should be reconsidered calmly and with consideration of the full implications for Irish journalism and for editorial diversity".
This paper presents a multi-physics modelling (MPM) approach developed for the study of the dynamics of the Molten Salt Reactor (MSR), which has been reconsidered as one of the future nuclear power plants in the framework of the Generation IV International Forum for its several potentialities.
Haddix and Dorosin have appealed their clients' rejections, which will be reconsidered by a three-person panel within the next month.
User fees were not waived during the flood even for the poor, which should be reconsidered.
How to measure feature (subset) redundancy is a fundamental problem, which should be reconsidered in the field of feature selection.
