| The purpose of such a simulation scheme is the calculation of an approximate probability distribution over the realizations of the genealogy. |
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| After a period of thoughtful self-examination, I've arrived at a few uncomfortable realizations. |
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| Monte Carlo methods use realizations of random variables to estimate an expectation by a sample average. |
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| The most tractable model assumes that branch lengths are independent realizations of gamma random variables. |
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| What led you to make the shift from making drawings to actual three-dimensional realizations of the drawings? |
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| She has come to realizations that no other popular snob has ever come to before. |
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| These are fine realizations, if more understated than those of his colleagues. |
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| Raymond Leppard conducts the English Chamber Orchestra in his own realizations, and all of the sudden the music comes fully alive. |
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| Arriving at positive realizations about our sensuality, body image, and love life can be a difficult process. |
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| With the exception of a few examples from modern editions, all editing and realizations are those of Carl Parrish and John Ohl. |
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| The result of these new realizations is that we can now problematize or relativize secular rationalism. |
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| Buddhas do not wash away ill deeds with water, nor remove transmigrators sufferings with their hands, nor transfer their realizations to others. |
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| The precise realizations of particular sounds differed from area to area in Old Indo-Aryan and continue to do so in modern pronunciations. |
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| This guide recognizes the work of these organizations and is taking stock of their activities and realizations. |
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| For these realizations, the decimation process is still incomplete, or a quantum jump has occurred, due to cavity relaxation. |
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| None of the European or NorthAfrica realizations exhibit such a synthesis of the modernistic picture nor are they at the same scale. |
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| And so, these realizations, these moments of apprehending the unconditioned nature of the mind are usually like flashes. |
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| The other investments in Fund 1 are doing well and we expect to see realizations of those investments in the near future. |
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| While such realizations have left me listless and leaning towards self-flagellation for the past couple of years, I have managed this week to revive my spirit. |
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| A necessary and sufficient condition for two realizations to be elementarily equivalent is that they admit ultrapowers that are isomorphic. |
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| Two realizations of the same language are said to be elementarily equivalent if they have the same set of true sentences. |
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| Every one of us has won by its use, in terms of realizations, awareness, inner peace and abilities. |
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| Allegrissimo completely manages commitments and realizations of expenses, wether concerning staff as well as purchases. |
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| An opposing view held that, apart from the metre, all other definitions are linked to their realizations. |
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| They give idealized realizations of my work in the string quartet medium. |
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| Film music buffs will want more complete realizations of these scores, but the present CD is excellent and an economical purchase for more moderate types. |
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| They chose to view such athletic records as realizations of a random process, reflecting uncertainties in the many factors that influence any given result. |
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| In fact, one of the most jarring realizations that dutton comes to is that functional psychopaths walk among us. |
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| Each story is a brief vignette that reveals the athletes' successes and failures, the paths they took to climb to the top, and the realizations they had along the way. |
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| The main contributing factors for increased earnings were higher realizations for Cold Lake heavy oil and higher Syncrude volumes. |
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| Importance sampling involves evaluating the integrand at independently sampled realizations from a probability distribution that is roughly proportional to the integrand. |
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| The independent BIPM realizations will be used to control the stability of the maintained units. |
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| Our natural gas price realizations are affected primarily by North American supply and demand and by prices of alternate sources of energy. |
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| Scientology was developed for people like you and me to get a new viewpoint about existence and achieve realizations about it. |
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| The forecast prices and cost assumptions applied are estimates only, and actual reserve realizations may differ materially. |
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| Patricia's deduction of this fact prompts a chain of realizations. |
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| These realizations made their marks on his own disjunctive history. |
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| It would have been preferable had Sachs reached such realizations before advocating policies that inflicted mass displacements on work forces across eastern Europe. |
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| Returns from our specialty funds, investments and financial assets will vary as a result of changes in capital deployed, disposition gains or other income realizations. |
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| This committee meets periodically to assess realizations, lead-times, human resources, costs and risks both at the start and throughout each research program. |
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| We should not be surprised at these realizations, nor at the answers that the Liberals give us today, nor the fact that they are not prepared to review the Access to Information Act expeditiously. |
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| Are there any freely imitable realizations? |
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| One of the most important realizations is this: measures must be coordinated not only within individual institutions, but also on an inter-institutional level. |
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| By all means, we should push more for their concrete realizations. |
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| On the horizon we will see a seamless 3-D integration and interpretive environment that supports multiple realizations of variably constrained interpretive models. |
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| We are interested in the degree sequences that have unique vertex labeled realizations and the digraphs that realize them. |
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| Even though the two methods are independent, the two vertical datums would correspond to an identical surface if the realizations would be errorless. |
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| They can materialize in invitations of an administration to another administration for some technical meetings in order to compare the knowledge on the basin, the management method and the technical realizations. |
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| The narrowing price spread, together with increases in light crude oil prices, contributed to the over 40 percent increase in average realizations for Cold Lake heavy oil for the year. |
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| An economy of time on the realizations of your projects. |
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| Different speech sounds that are realizations of the same phoneme are known as allophones. |
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| Strong operating performance in all business segments allowed us to take advantage of higher crude oil realizations in the Upstream and improved margins in petroleum product markets. |
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| In 1977 the members presented an exhibition of their great realizations into the following groups: knitting, weaving, sewing, quilting and boondoggling. |
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| The quality of the comparison is such that it is possible to distinguish between two different populations of realizations, corresponding to two different interpretations of the realization of the water triple point. |
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| Just like in many of Arvo Pärt's realizations, the music's suspension in time effect is stunning, helped by motivic and stylistic similarities in the three movements. |
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| Suzuki presents his research into verse types and their realizations, anacrusus and catalexis, resolutions, the cadence, alliteration, and the stanza. |
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| Design and realizations of miniaturized fractal RF and microwave filters. |
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| Paar's research interests cover fast software and hardware realizations of cryptography, RFID security, physical security, and cryptanalytical hardware. |
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| The early realizations of these ideas, including Jacopo Peri's Dafne and L'Euridice, marked the beginning of opera, which were a catalyst for Baroque music. |
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| That is, all languages' phonological structures are essentially the same, but there is restricted variation that accounts for differences in surface realizations. |
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