The system is designed to filter out fake announcements, jokesters, pranksters and other non events, so first responders aren't wasting their time chasing rumors of non-events.
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Swedes and internet denizens of all nationalities began parodying the non-events with hashtags like #JeSuisIKEA.
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This resulted in lots of false positives, as the cameras would be triggered by non-events, such as the wind shaking tree branches.
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Chino Amobi will also be performing this week as part of the NON events at the Red Bull Music Academy Festival New York next weekend.
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Affairs not started, advice not given, distant lands left uninvaded—the null class of non-events is often more blessed than the enumerated class of actions, though less dramatic.
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But the Fed has prepped us in so many ways for its actions that they truly amount to non-events, non-news events, and that's precisely what's needed to keep the stock market orderly.
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Before dismissing a serious U.K. economic setback or a further plunge in the pound as non-events for the U.S. economy, recall that the U.K. is Europe's second largest and the world's fifth largest economy.
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Titled "Holographic Universes and the Dialectic of Simulacral Non-Events," and essentially full of crap start to finish, the piece was initially taken seriously, not least because the publication in question isn't really known for parody.
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The record is filled with the unfiltered musings of someone that's been shattered, picked up, and glued back together, told via innocuous moments and minutiae, non-events that, loaded with context, can tell the story of periods like this.
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Because investment grade revolvers have for the most part gone undrawn in the US, previous deals with ESG-related pricing have remained largely non-events unlike in Europe where the pricing incentive applies to both the drawn and undrawn rates.
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Artaphernes, though he was involved in open war with Aristagoras, refuses. The tale told by Manville thus contains events related by Herodotus supplemented by non-events coming from Manville's imagination.
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But in the event, they … do not. The novel ends with Christopher returning to his dark flat, recalling the events and non-events of the day and night, including his farewell to Macmaster, and especially his last conversations with Valentine. The novel ends with a short paragraph stating that Tietjens got a lift back towards his flat in a transport lorry. It is effectively the first stage of his journey back to the Front, and a probable death.
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However, the French almanac Connaissance des Temps used more conservative assumptions about the size of the Earth's shadow and did not predict an eclipse to occur at all. The Bureau des Longitudes in France continued to refine their lunar eclipse models; NASA's 2009 edition of its lunar eclipse almanac was based on their values, which effectively reclassified nine eclipses between 1801 and 2300 as non- events, including the one in August 2016. Some resources, including the HM Nautical Almanac Office's online canon of eclipses, continued to list the 18 August 2016 event. Despite not appearing in NASA's printed lists of eclipses since the 2009 revision, AccuWeather reported the upcoming eclipse and projected this was the final member of Lunar Saros 109.
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A "one in 20 rule" has been suggested, indicating the need for shrinkage of regression coefficients, and a "one in 50 rule" for stepwise selection with the default p-value of 5%. Other studies, however, show that the one in ten rule may be too conservative as a general recommendation and that five to nine events per predictor can be enough, depending on the research question. More recently, a study has shown that the ratio of events per predictive variable is not a reliable statistic for estimating the minimum number of events for estimating a logistic prediction model. Instead, the number of predictor variables, the total sample size (events + non-events) and the events fraction (events / total sample size) can be used to calculate the expected prediction error of the model that is to be developed.
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