Its solemn High Masses and seasonal liturgy can rightfully be called works of
naive art and expressions of noncommercial, nonmass-produced, authentic culture.
Vaccinations of the
naive partner occurred at baseline, 1 month, and 6 months; the couples were followed for 19 months.
Under the assumption that forecast errors are symmetrically distributed about the forecast, the
naive model provides no information about future inflation; it is no better than a coin flip at predicting the future direction of inflation.
Judging from the MAPE values in Table 1 (total tourist arrivals),
naive II is the best among the five techniques with period 1 as the estimation period.
Generating
naive stem cells would be a boon to both basic research and to medical applications of stem cells, such as growing tissue for organ replacement.
Critique: Exceptionally well written and an inherently fascinating read from beginning to end, "The
Naive Guys: A Memoir of Friendship, Love and Tech in the Early 1990s" is an original work of absorbing and entertaining fiction that documents novelist Harry Patz Jr.
I certainly feel a better assistant manager sitting here going into my fourth derby game than I did as a
naive assistant manager going into the first because I don't think anyone can ever give you any indication of what a Merseyside derby is until you have experienced it.
Naive Logical Properties and Structural Properties, ELIA ZARDINI
I'd like to think that cricket was clean at the moment, but I think I'd be
naive to think that.
Then, if you play the other way, they say you are
naive.
The
naive attempts of Macedonian sportspersons to take part and not win are a
naive lie, Naum Kotevski comments for Utrinski vesnik.
A
NAIVE teenager who acted as a drug-runner and supplied undercover police officers with Class-A substances has been jailed.
