Bertie's stammer crystallises the idea of the archetypal Brit whose underlying worthiness is constrained by emotional constipation.
It is the rhetoric of someone whose underlying desire is to drill unnecessary wells on land that should be guarded, not exploited.
Health department officials said the figure also did not reflect the much larger number of people whose underlying heart and lung problems had worsened in cold environments.
There are those with the primary concern of preventing any deployment at all of the ABM, whose underlying concept they regard as absurd and dangerous no matter where the President decides to put them.
"Truth be told, these results were obtained against the free will of the settled subjects, namely the immigrants, through a method whose underlying principle was 'straight off the boat to development regions,' " Mr. Brutzkus wrote in 1964.
A fundamental topological algebra is an algebra whose underlying topological linear space is fundamental.
It is approximated by polynomials, whose underlying computation requires only sums and products.
Data from all County community-dwelling and institutionalized persons ≥65 years whose underlying cause of death was due to an injury incurred during a fall were reviewed.
Given these assumptions, a set of sentences (mathcal{T }) in cr(mathcal{ALC }) defines a relational Bayesian network [12] whose underlying graph is exactly (mathcal{G }(mathcal{T })).
This is a continued retrospective analysis of 841older adults whose underlying cause of death was due to a fall over an 8-year period (2005 2012).
When applied to tasks whose underlying noise distribution is similar to the one assumed for the cost function, these models should perform better than classical (epsilon -SVR.
