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When using an average inventory parameter from a cluster of countries, assumptions made in choosing the cluster should be documented, as should how the given inventory average parameter compares with the default parameter or range provided in the IPCC good practice guidance or IPCC Guidelines, where available.

JH The question is, there appears to be a lack of cultural fine tuning in Second Life.

Algeria remained convinced that respect for human rights was an essential parameter in the struggle against terrorism.

I think it's quite apt. It's our empathy, it's our tuning in which separates us from Machiavellians or sociopaths.

However, the bill was vetoed by the Governor, arguing that some areas were in need of additional fine tuning.60

We agree with the Secretary General's call for the further universalization and fine tuning of anti terrorist conventions and mechanisms.

In some models, generalized Chaplygin gas is considered, where formula_6 is a parameter which can take on values formula_7.

These parameter estimates are then used to determine the distribution of the latent variables in the next E step.

It is an important parameter with respect to the ship's drag, or resistance, especially in terms of wave making resistance.

All these parameters go into the comfort feeling of our human body, and scientists have developed a parameter, which is the perceived temperature, where all these parameters go in and help designers to understand which is the driving parameter that I feel comfort or that I don't feel comfort.

The key value is the equation of state parameter formula_1, the ratio between the dark energy pressure and its energy density.

With regard to destruction efficiencies, the Panel had developed a new parameter to more fully capture the concept of destruction efficiency.

As a result of the fine tuning of the restructuring of the Department, the two offices have been merged into a single division.

In physics, a degree of freedom is an independent physical parameter in the formal description of the state of a physical system.

Some delegations noted that the decision of the Working Group at its seventh session leading to the first parameter should be revisited.

It seems that the Metal scene is only now beginning to recover with a new generation of Moroccan youth tuning to Heavy Metal again.

Which is the driving parameter which gives me a perceived temperature? And these parameters, these climatic parameters are related to the human metabolism.

An emission factor or other inventory parameter as required by the method and obtained as described in paragraph 34 above should be used.

A key parameter for determining the long run sustainability of public debt is the gap between interest rates and the nominal GDP growth rate.

The quantity GM is often termed the standard gravitational parameter, which has a different value for every planet or moon in the Solar System.

An emission factor or other inventory parameter as required by the method and obtained as described in paragraph 30 33 above should be used.

If the calculation of an adjustment requires the use or replacement of an emission factor or other inventory parameter, e.g. either as input to the IPCC tier 1 default methodology or because the emission factor or other inventory parameter itself is the cause of the adjustment, the expert review team should use, in order of preference

If the calculation of an adjustment requires the use or replacement of an emission factor or other inventory parameter, e.g. either as input to the IPCC tier 1 default methodology or because the emission factor or other inventory parameter itself is the cause of the adjustment, the expert review team should use, in order of preference

In technology, we spend so much time experimenting, fine tuning, getting the absolute cheapest way to do something, so why aren't we doing that with social policy?

And so we began our lessons every single time tuning drums in particular, the kettle drums, or tympani to such a narrow pitch interval, so something like ...

The government is still fine tuning tools for measuring bloggers' daily audiences, a tricky process as many social networks, like Facebook, do not publish user specific traffic statistics.

They should be in charge of fine tuning and implementing the communication strategy of each subregional office, in close collaboration with other United Nations offices in the subregion.

I basically decided that it was I, not the camera or the network, or anything that lay outside myself, that was the only instrument in storytelling truly worth tuning.

These typically involve system tuning, changing operating system or device parameters, or even refactoring the application software to resolve poor performance due to poor design or bad coding practices.

In line with expert advice and the experiences of other organizations, UNDP expects that the implementation of enterprise risk management will require several phases of piloting and fine tuning.

This parameter shows how far we are from the critical mass of educated young people that would be the core for economic prosperity and competitiveness in the country.

That parameter recovery and destruction efficiency indicated the portion of remaining blowing agent in the related item that was recovered in the overall end of life management activities.

Hence, according to Iraq, any increase in salinity, which is a key parameter in the claim unit, could only have resulted from mismanagement of water used for irrigation.

This parameter determines the size of the transformation matrix. Increasing the matrix width may give better results, especially when you have chosen large values for circular or Gaussian sharpness.

Also listed is the Stern Levison parameter Λ again, the planets are orders of magnitude greater than 1, and the dwarf planets are orders of magnitude less than 1.

Chinese leadership over the past decade and a half has been about fine tuning and maintaining the momentum of Deng s state led development model, launched after the Tiananmen protests of 1989.

The Fed, of course, has been forced to turn to QE, as traders call it, because its normal tool for fine tuning inflation and growth, the overnight interest rate, is already zero.

Examples of these include an increase in passenger space and a decrease in noise, harshness and vibration, particularly from the engine by adding a fourth engine mount and by tuning the intake resonators.

Fine tuning and consolidating New Public Management reforms and applying information and communication technologies to internal management and external service delivery processes are among the dominant concerns in well established public administration systems.

As the scare stories become more inflated, so, too, does the likelihood that they will be exposed for the exaggerations that they are and the public will end up tuning the whole thing out.

Taking as parameter the resident feminine population living in rural areas, from a total of a little more than 15.5 million women in 1992 the number decreased to 13 million in 2003.

You can take virtually any parameter that matters for human well being nitrous oxide, methane, deforestation, overfishing land degredation, loss of species they all show the same pattern over the past 200 years.

Indeed, while some fine tuning was usually necessary, the redeployment of large numbers of posts would imply that the Secretariat had prepared, and Member States had approved, a budget that did not meet the Organization's needs.

The State wide television service that was launched in August has been well accepted in both entities and is now in the process of tuning its programme orientation to address the challenges of the broadcasting market.