Sentences with phrase «in sparsity»

To be called «CasemakerElite,» this new version takes a cue from WestlawNext, which has an interface that I once described as «Zen - like in its sparsity — or, I should say, Google - like.»

Instead, the front page of WestlawNext is Zen - like in its sparsity — or, I should say, Google - like.

A record 144 small, rural Wisconsin school districts have received a total of $ 18.5 million in sparsity aid payments for the 2017 - 18 school year.

Delete $ 100 increase per pupil in sparsity aid, and instead provide $ 100 per pupil for districts with between 745 - 1,000 students.

The will to dream dreamt dreaming is what we dividedly do least and only in the sparsity of dreamt dreaming issues did we come of Age in the enlightenments of science and its ongoing understandings of spirituality to be so as dreamt dreams of daytime believer dreamers daring to dream the dreams of one's lifetimes!

The will to dream dreamt dreaming is what we dividedly do least and only in the sparsity of dreamt dreaming issues did we come of Age in the enlightenments of science and its ongoing understandings of spiritually to be so dreamt dreams of daytime believers daring to dream the dreams of one's lifetimes!

Not exact matches

In data parlance, we refer to that as sparsity, and because of sparsity our method will save more as the network grows in sizIn data parlance, we refer to that as sparsity, and because of sparsity our method will save more as the network grows in sizin size.

«The savings increase with scale because we are exploiting the inherent sparsity in big data,» he said.

In light of this sparsity, Chamberlin's method of multiple working hypotheses becomes particularly important.

If this precis conveys a sense of sparsity of plot and character development it has adequately done its job... Jumper is barren of ideas and abounding in wasted potential.

Schools in areas identified as rural (by the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs) will gain on average 1.3 per cent more — mostly through proposals for a lump sum and sparsity funds.

There will be extra funding for «sparsity», such as rural areas and small schools, places with a high level of mobility in its school population and funding where there are sharp increases in pupil numbers.

As well as large variations in the average per - pupil funding received by local authorities from government, the onward distribution to schools use local formulae that also vary considerably in terms of the relative importance given to different factors such as deprivation, prior attainment and sparsity.

Small schools in rural areas won't be hit as hard, though, as they will be eligible for sparsity funding

Sparsity aid was vetoed by the governor in the 2017 - 19 state budget, but he has said he supports the provisions now.

Under the bill, the appropriation for sparsity aid would be increased by $ 6.5 million in 2019.

The State Board of Education shall adopt rules for speech - language services to school districts that qualify for the sparsity supplement as described in s. 1011.62 (7).

Governor Walker said the proposed $ 200 increase in per pupil aid matches what Dr. Tony Evers, the newly re-elected state superintendent, asked for and does not include sparsity aid that will be given to rural school districts.

Increases to sparsity aid and the low revenue ceiling were in my budgets, and I am pleased to see them considered after the governor's veto cast doubt on their future,» Evers said.

She pointed to a # 26 million sparsity funding factor in the national funding formula.

Three Lakes Board member Terry McCloskey thanked lawmakers for the funding increases they provided in the recently completed legislative session and urged the Commission to distinguish between «programmatic» sparsity and «geographic» sparsity.

Governor Scott Walker is visiting schools in Wausaukee, Cadott, and Belmont today to announce his support for new legislation to increase Sparsity Aid for rural schools, an idea he championed earlier this year.

I am disappointed that neither revenue limit relief for low - spending districts nor an increase / expansion of sparsity aid were included in the final budget.

Currently, the Sparsity Aid Program aims to offset the challenges faced by the smallest, most rural school districts in the state through providing $ 300 in per - pupil funding for districts with enrollments of 745 or less and a density of less than 10 pupils per square mile.

The task force put forward a number of prudent ideas, including increasing sparsity aid to rural districts and creating a student loan forgiveness program for new teachers who choose to teach in rural Wisconsin.

This new law also permanently raises the current 725 pupil cap on school district membership for sparsity aid eligibility to 745 pupils, beginning in the 2016 - 17 school year.

In addition to the squeeze on basic funding, in a shameless attack on small rural schools, the DfE has reduced the sparsity factor by nearly 50 % below the minimum; all to fund the increases for disadvantaged pupilIn addition to the squeeze on basic funding, in a shameless attack on small rural schools, the DfE has reduced the sparsity factor by nearly 50 % below the minimum; all to fund the increases for disadvantaged pupilin a shameless attack on small rural schools, the DfE has reduced the sparsity factor by nearly 50 % below the minimum; all to fund the increases for disadvantaged pupils.

My memory of the PS2 games is of chaotic combat, silly weapons, and full, lively worlds, but I know my memory is lying to me; the spaces (and loading screens) of the PS2 games were limited by hardware, and there was much more sparsity in reality than in my mind's eye.

In an age when internet presence grants visibility, the sparsity of digital images and articles of Dennis Jeffy's work makes his solo exhibition, From Antelope Springs, at MOCA Tucson a significant and rare occurrence to be experienced.

Carl Wunsch's concern over the sparsity of the ocean data, as expressed in his recent papers, is mostly related to the part of the ocean below 2000 m (the abyssal ocean).

I am especially interested in the historic aspects of the subject, nanely the belief that we can hve an accurate idea of sea surface global temperatures back to 1850 bearing in mind the sparsity of the data and the methods by which they were collected.

Which is why I have noted in a number of places about the early portion of the data that, considering the sparsity of data in those early years, the apparent relationships were quite remarkable.

Johannus wrote: «Actually I am more surprised by the uniformity of CO2 in the atmosphere, given the relative sparsity (compared to H2O) of CO2 sources and sinks, over all of the Earth's surface».

I raised the same query about geographical sparsity in the Mannian reconstruction in my response to the response — but unfortunately this didn't pass through the vagaries of real climate moderation (which is pretty typical).

A similar problem persists today and to compensate for the sparsity of weather stations in many inland regions, often with totally empty grid cells between them, the ACORN database applies a weighted average which proportionally multiplies their occurrence, at the same time dividing the occurrence of temperatures among more densely located stations in populated regions mostly on the coastal fringe.

Estimates of changes in the freshwater content of the global ocean have suggested that the global ocean is freshening (e.g., Antonov et al., 2002), however, sampling limitations due to data sparsity in some regions, particularly the SH, means that such estimates have an uncertainty that is not possible to quantify.