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sarsaparilla (S. ornata) – is used to make the
sarsaparilla drink and
other root beers, as well as
herbal drinks like the po****r Baba
Roots from Jamaica...
- up briar, briars,
brier, or br'er in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Briar, Briars,
Brier, or
Briers may
refer to: Briar, or
brier,
common name for a...
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Youth Theatre of
Great Britain,
where she was a
contemporary of
actors Lucy
Briers,
Jonathan Cake, and
Daniel Craig. She went on to
graduate from the Royal...
- were from New York,
Duryees and Hawkins's." It is also
known as
Making Brier-
root Pipes,
Making Brierwood Pipes, and
other similar variants. As of 2012...
- Africa. It is also
cultivated as an ornamental. The wood,
known as
briar root (French: bruyère, Catalan: bruc, Portuguese: betouro, Spanish: brezo), is...
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called "the horsenettle".
Other common names include radical weed, sand
brier or briar, bull nettle, tread-softly,
Solanum mammosum ("apple of Sodom")...
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harming the model's
predictive ability. In
forecasting and prediction, the
Brier score is a
measure of
forecast skill based on MSE.
Squared error loss is...
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metrics such as correlation,
root mean
squared error, mean
absolute error,
relative mean
absolute error, bias, and the
Brier score,
among others. A number...
- OEIS: A108129 (not
allowing n = 0). A
number both
Riesel and Sierpiński is a
Brier number. The five
smallest known examples (and note that some
might be smaller...
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negundo Boxwood – Buxus,
Cornus florida False boxwood –
Cornus florida Brier Sand
brier –
Solanum carolinense Brittlebush –
Encelia farinosa Broadleaf – Plantago...
