Sentences with phrase «of intercept»

To test when the protective effect of internalizing symptoms became similar for youth high and low on externalizing symptoms, we re-estimated six additional growth models changing the specification of the intercept to W1, W2, and W4 - W7.

The internalizing x externalizing interaction factor was a statistically significant predictor of the intercept for dichotomous variables when it was specified at W1, W2, W4, and W5, βs = − 11.80 to − 3.23, ps < 0.05, and the nature of this interaction was similar to that described in our main analysis with W3 specified as the intercept.

As soon as the non-custodial parent files a tax return that is eligible for a refund, the IRS or FTB will send him a Notice of Intercept, stating the amount of the refund and amount to be intercepted.

I was hired to help develop a test plan for the Navy «Low Probability of Intercept» radar system.

The top of the right side of the Intercept has a 3.5 mm audio jack.

Liberty was delighted that the government has agreed to review the current bar on the use of intercept evidence.

However, the committee favours some recent policies, including the government's review of the use of intercept evidence.

In his 2012 decision in R. v. S.M., Nordheimer agreed since the definition of intercept in the Criminal Code includes the word «acquire,» it may suggest the seizure of past texts is an intercept.

It suggests instead allowing the use of intercept evidence in the criminal courts and allowing post-charge questioning.

The decision is also backed by Law Society president, Andrew Holroyd, who said in an interview with BBC News 24 that, «in light of the use of intercept evidence in other jurisdictions, the ongoing use of foreign intercept evidence in UK courts and improved EU co-operation, the introduction of intercept evidence is the logical next step».

The Criminal Bar Association (CBA) has given its support to the government's proposals for the use of intercept evidence in court.

Following the publication last week of the Chilcott report which advocated the use of intercept evidence in court, the CBA says that although broadly supportive of the scheme, «the practical way in which this may be effected requires extensive further work and until such details are known it is difficult to comment conclusively» but that «there seems to us to be no reason in principle why such material, with the potential to be highly probative, should be the subject of a blanket bar on its use».

In my view, to the extent that there may be any temporal element inherent in the technical meaning of intercept, it should not trump Parliament's intention in Part VI to protect an individual's right to privacy in his or her communications.»

In the opinion written by Justice Rosalie S. Abella, a majority of the court held, at para. 33, that the interpretation of intercept, ``... should be informed not only by the purposes of Part VI, but also by the rights enshrined in s. 8 of the Charter, which in turn must remain aligned with technological developments.»

2 The exclusionary rule was contained in s. 178.16 (1) of the Act that provided for the automatic exclusion of an unlawfully intercepted private communication from evidence at a trial as well as evidence obtained as a result of the intercept.

From a sample of completely observed pairs, the regression methods outlined above give unbiased estimates of the intercept and slope in that linear function.

It's kinda hard to keep Scott Pruitt out of the headlines these days: Sharon Lerner of The Intercept reports on Pruitt's efforts on behalf of the poultry industry to deter cleanup of a scenic Oklahoma river.

For each individual species, the model estimates random parameters for linear versions of the intercept and the four climate variables.

At the flora level, the model estimates 9 parameter values for a data matrix consisting of an intercept, linear versions of the four climate variables, and quadratic versions of the four climate variables.

For my nine insurance subgroups (bigger than Mr. Spehar's analysis — I cover them all), almost all of the intercept terms are different than zero with statistical significance.

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The Lib Dems argue that an alternative package of measures including the withdrawal of travel rights, more surveillance, unannounced home visits, and the use of intercept evidence to enable more prosecutions to go ahead would be more effective and have less impact on civil liberties.

The report, published yesterday, also warns against the use of intercept evidence in criminal trials.

«The use of intercept has proved vital to counter terrorist efforts almost everywhere else in the world.

The prime minister announced that «extensive work» was now required to make sure a complex set of conditions around the use of intercept evidence could be met.

The independent and cross party review into the use of intercept as evidence in court will be led by the Right Honourable Sir John Chilcot, with the Right Honourable and Noble Lord Archer of Sandwell, the Rt Hon and Noble Lord Hurd, and the Rt Hon Member for Berwick - Upon - Tweed.

«The use of intercept in evidence characterises a central dilemma we face as a free society - that of preserving our liberties and the rule of law, while at the same time keeping our nation safe and secure,» the prime minister said in a statement to the House of Commons.

Yesterday, the prime minister confirmed a Privy Council review will consider the use of intercept evidence.

We will seek to find a practical way to allow the use of intercept evidence in court.»

We can determine the geometry of an intercept attempt by simply following the smoke trail of the Iron Dome interceptor as observed in the daylight sky.

Some of these intercept missions showed an increasing aggression on the part of the Chinese.

Glenn Greenwald of The Intercept, who has also worked closely with Snowden, said the newspaper had «achieved an ignominious feat in U.S. media history: the first - ever paper to explicitly editorialize for the criminal prosecution of its own source.»

Analysts shot down American claims of intercepting Iraqi missiles during the 1991 Gulf War.

«A bearish inventory report was quickly negated on word of intercepted rockets over Riyadh, which just adds to the recent spike in geopolitical tensions,» said Anthony Headrick, energy market analyst and commodities futures broker at CHS Hedging LLC.

The prospect of missiles flying across the Pacific has opened, yet again, the debate over joining the United States» ballistic missile defence system, as much for the prospect of intercepting missiles directed or misdirected toward Canada as for bolstering our North American alliance status.

Iron Dome is incapable of intercepting mortar shells, and their short flying time makes it difficult to provide adequate warning to residents of these areas.

In recent years, Rafael has been striving to develop a new defense system that will provide a solution for mortar shells, which Iron Dome is incapable of intercepting, due to their short range.

Since nobody has a psychic decoder capable of intercepting Divine Messages, these people's experiences with the Almighty can't be considered any more or less real than anyone else's.

Since nobody has a device capable of intercepting and decoding divine, psychic messages, these people's experiences are no more or less credible than the «divine revelations» given to Abraham, Moses, John who wrote Revelation, Mary Baker Eddy or Joseph Smith.

Now, faced with a surplus of intercepted food, it is opening part of its warehouse to the public.

Not letting the ball smack your facemask instead of intercepting it and Antonio Brown take it for a touchdown... and also possibly using a defensive alignment that at least bothers to try to stop the run against Bell and that's another win against Pittsburgh = 1 win.

Mr Wallis, known as «Wolfman» in tabloid press circles, is one of those arrested over suspicion of intercepting mobile phones.

Wilber decried the peculiar use of intercepting as «a violation of the English language.»

«In the process of intercepting them, they hurriedly detonated IED strapped to their bodies, killing themselves only.»

Capsaicin makes up about 12 percent of the pepper and is capable of intercepting inflammatory pathways and producing a numbing effect.

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Compared with the war - making of the Autodefensas, his mission of intercepting smugglers feels like a patriotic fantasy without an equivalent threat.

This is a great review of intercepts from standard form after instruction or before a test.

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