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The Worldwide Governance Indicators (WGI) that we have developed over the past decade illustrate how these margins of error can be calculated (refer also to Box 1). In particular, the statistical methodology underpinning the Worldwide Governance Indicators, the unobserved components model, explicitly assumes that the true level of governance is unobservable, and that the observed empirical indicators of governance provide noisy or imperfect signals of the fundamentally unobservable concept of governance. This formalizes what we have been discussing throughout this survey -- that all available indicators are imperfect proxies for governance. The estimates of governance that come out of this model are simply the conditional expectation of governance in each country, conditioning on the observed data for each country. Moreover, the unobserved components model allows us to summarize our uncertainty about these estimates for each country with the standard deviation of unobserved governance, again conditional on the observed data. These can be used to construct confidence intervals for governance estimates, which we often refer to informally as "margins of error". Intuitively, these margins of error for our estimates of governance are smaller the more data sources are available for a given country. We can also estimate the variance of the error term in each individual underlying governance indicator using this methodology, following a calculation that generalizes the simple one we discussed above.

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5. We drove to the town centre and stopped at the library in the way / on the way. 6. My car skidded off the road and crashed / hit a tree. 7. The train was packed, and there was standing place / room only. 8. When her bike hit the rock, Jane was thrown over the handlebars / saddle. 9. The police accused Donald of breaking the speed limit / restriction. 10. My plane arrived in Paris dead / way on time.

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b. in c. at d. to 23."Why hasn't Peter phoned?" She wondered. a. She wondered why Peter has not phoned. b. She wondered why Peter did not phone. c. She wondered why Peter had not phoned. d. She wondered why had not Peter phoned. 24.The police are___________the bank robbery.

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Otherwise, the record isn't in the cache, so we will have to look for it in the file; if we find it, we will need a place to store it in the cache. So we pick a "random" entry in the line ( cache_replace_index ) by calculating the remainder after dividing the number of accesses we have made by the MAPPING_FACTOR . This will generate an entry index between 0 and the highest entry number, cycling through all the possibilities on each successive access, thus not favoring a particular entry number.

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Chapter 21 - Lists and iterators. In this and the following chapter we start looking at the implementation details of data structures. This chapter’s objectives are to: Learn to work with ListNode objects and do-it-yourself linked lists; understand singly-linked list, linked list with a tail, circular list, and doubly-linked list; learn to implement iterators.

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Execise 6. Complete each sentence with one of the words given. BOOK CHANGE DIRECT HAIL PICK BRING COME GRIND HITCH SET 1. Iim walked down the street trying to _________ a taxi, but none would stop. 2. We heard the old bus slowly __________ to a halt outside.

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Fig. 7. Time-domain waveforms of the far-field THz transmission through ensembles of copper particles with lengths ranging from L = 0.6 mm to L = 7.7 mm. pulse and the centroid of the time-domain intensity distribution of the transmitted pulse. Shown in Fig. 8 is the relative pulse delay as a function of sample thickness, referenced to an equivalent air path. The measured delay translates to an electromagnetic energy velocity of 0.51 ± 0.01c or an effective refractive index of 2.0 ± 0.1. It should be noted that the effective macroscopic index reported here describes the overall response of the metallic particle ensemble to THz electromagnetic wave excitation, but is not derived from the effective medium approximation. As L increases from 0.6 to 7.7 mm, the durations of the transmitted electric field pulses are broadened from 2 ps to 6 ps. The pulse broadening, which increases with larger values of L, is indicative of a preferential amplitude reduction in the higher frequency components of the incident pulse. Due to the absence of significant intrinsic material resonances for bulk copper at THz frequencies, the preferential loss of higher frequency components likely originates from the scattering due to the extrinsic structural characteristics of the random metallic medium.

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7. Changing the site's configuration files and any relevant database settings : This sets the framework to use the database on the hosting account. Hosting accounts and domain names When it comes to web hosting and domain names, there are a large number of providers and registrars available. This helps to ensure that prices are competitive. When looking for a web host, there are a number of factors that must be taken into account when making a decision, including:

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This first method will enhance your general clarity of your inner eye. Go outside during the day when the sun is shining brightly. With your eyes closed, look directly at the sun. Ever heard of "full spectrum lights"? You can use these if you don’t live in a sunny place. Stare at the sun with your eyes closed for about 15 - 30 seconds. With you eyes still closed and looking at the sun, massage your eyes for the same amount of time (15 - 30 seconds). This will produce lots of colors within your sight. Try to keep the colors focused in your mind and awareness as the colors appear. As you hold these colors in your mind and you can “see” them with your eyes closed, move your head away and back towards the sun a few times. Do this movement for about half a minute. Pause for a little and repeat the entire procedure a few times. Be careful not to rub your eyes too much; just a gentle massage. If you can hold the colors in your mind for more than 30 seconds, then continue to do so. The key is not to try and see the colors for a long time. The key is clarity in retaining what colors you see and the movement to and away from the sun.

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It’s important to understand that what we’re doing when defining a class is creating an abstract definition or plan for how the object will behave. Rather than creating a unique, one-of-a-kind object like a craftsman would, it’s like first drawing up a set of plans for the object so that it is ready to be mass produced: on their own the plans are just a lifeless set of diagrams and instructions, but you can follow those instructions to construct an object that matches them. And in fact, you can follow those same plans over and over again to create many different objects that all have the same characteristics because they were constructed from the same plans.

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data which might otherwise have gone unnoticed. Differences in communication between expert and inexperienced practitioners were deliberately sought and examined. These can be especially valuable when a phenomenon such as tacit knowledge in anaesthesia is being studied, as this knowledge may be more easily visible when it is poorly developed or still being formed, as in the observation of trainees at work. The aim of ethnographic research is to produce an account of what is being observed that makes sense to the participants being studied – to get ‘under the skin’ of what is going on (Pope 2005) and to develop concepts or analytical categories that can be applied to other settings, rather than to produce statistical generalizations. Typically such studies have smaller samples (Silverman 2001, Pope et al. 2000) and a judgement is made that sufficient data have been collected when further analysis of new data yields no new categories or emerging themes (‘data saturation’: Miles and Huberman 1994). To check the accuracy of our interpretations and findings, some of the research participants were invited to examine the analysis and to tell us if the picture we presented of anaesthetic practice reflected their own experiences and understandings.

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Each signal constraint block defines piecewise linear upper and lower bounds on the signal being constrained. During optimization the controller parameters are adjusted and the simulation rerun in an iterative loop until the simulated signals satisfy the specified bounds or the optimization routine fails to solve the problem. In solving this feasibility problem, the optimizer computes the maximum signed distance of the signal being constrained to each edge of the piecewise linear bound. Typically, a negative value is used to indicate that the constraint is satisfied. The optimizer uses the signed distance to each edge to update the controller parameters (the details of the parameter update mechanism depend on the optimization solver being used). The optimizer constructs the optimization problem independently of the solver. Either classical gradient- based solvers or non-gradient based solvers, such as genetic algorithms, can be used. In this case, given the switching nature of the controller, and consequent non- smooth behavior, gradient-based solvers are less likely to find a global solution. As a result, a pattern search algorithm [10][11][12] is used. In practice, switching between a few different types of solvers is recommended in order to ensure that the optimizer is finding a global extremum and to rule out convergence to local minima of the cost function.

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9.Who will look ______ the children while their mother is in hospital ? 10.We are so much looking __________ seeing you next week. 11.Look _______ the time of the next train in the timetable. 12.He was looked _________ because of his humble background. 13.She looked _______ when she heard the noise behind her.

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mensional and therefore reflexive, because S is very often a set of linear combinations of finitely many functions of C{M) (for instance, monoms, i.e. functions of the form x{t) = l , t , t ^ , . . . ,t^ with a fixed n E N). In this case a problem of Chebyshev approximation has at least one solution.

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Cookbook Throughout the course of this book, we have developed a very flexible framework, which we have illustrated several times, by rapidly extending the system to fit new needs, or add new features. In this chapter, we will look at some smaller code snippets that can add additional value to our framework. In this chapter, you will learn:

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– LIVE ON: depend on sth to live _She lives on the money she inherited._ – LOOK INTO: investigate _The police are looking into the crime._ – LOOK ROUND: look at everything TRANG 14 VERBS[r]

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Exercise 3. Circle the best word in each sentence. 1. It’s against the law to ride / drive a motorcycle without a helmet. 4.She told him to get in / get on the car and fasten his seat belt. 2. Buses to the airport travel / run every half hour. 5.The pilot couldn’t drive / fly the plane in such bad weather. 3. We were late, so we had to take / catch a taxi. 6.I left my house a little late and I lost / missed the bus.

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To enlarge the amplitude, the positive and negative feedback strengths can be increased but they must be in agreement with each other in order to maintain the balance of positive and negative feedback effect. Indeed, by simultaneously increasing positive and negative feedback strength and keeping the agreement between them, the amplitude of iPNFL oscillation (shown as a blue orbit) can be enlarged significantly. (See Figure 4G,H) Moreover, the amplitude of iPNFL oscillation (shown as a blue line, in the middle panel) could be extended as large as we want by maintaining an increase and balance in positive and negative feedback strength. (See Figure 6C) More importantly, in doing that, the amplitude of iPNFL oscillation ccan then be controlled freely, independent of the frequency of iPNFL oscillation (shown as a blue line in the bottom panel) which is almost the same.

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While the proposition allows an easy certification of the maximality of a k -chain and an l -antichain if an appropriate pair is given, it does not provide a procedure for obtaining such a pair. The best algorithmic method we know of to determine such witnesses for (partial information about) the implicit shape of a matrix M is to apply crystal operations to M until reaching a form in which such witnesses are evident (for instance a matrix encoding a straight tableau), and then trace back one’s steps using the descriptions in the proofs of the lemmas of this section to find corresponding witnesses in M . This is somewhat laborious to do by hand, but still feasible for the matrices of our running examples. Here it is easiest to reduce to the form that encodes the straight tableau S of (31), namely is the matrix Q of (28) in the binary case, which is reached after 12 leftward moves, or the matrix P of (29) in the integral case, which is reached after 13 upward unit transfers. After this reduction we can find maximal k -chains and l -antichains for every k and l by taking in the binary case the k topmost units (or all units if there are less than k ) in every column of Q respectively the units in the l leftmost rows of Q , or in the integral case the k topmost rows of P respectively the l leftmost units (or all available units) in every row of P (in both cases these correspond to the k topmost rows and the l leftmost columns of the display of S ). As an example, tracing that maximal 3-chain of size 13 and that maximal 4-antichain of size 16 back to M , we find in M the 3-chain coloured red, green and blue in the following displays

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