This will fit with the style of the film: sparse, simple, classic.
The offerings are a little sparse — the "Classics" folder features mostly lesser-known short stories by famous writers, and the "Satire" folder has but one forlorn file (although it's a doozy: "Animal Farm," by George Orwell).
Experimental results validate that LSE-ADE performs better than the eight classic sparse recovery algorithms and one recently proposed evolutionary algorithm, when recovering sparse signal under the noisy condition.
With a classic, sparse electronic score by Fabio Frizzi, Fulci's once banned "video nasty" is perhaps the ultimate undead movie, making up in quality what it lacks in quantity.
The smooth approximation algorithm is a classic sparse signal recovery algorithm which is based on the constraint of L1 norm[20].
For instance, considering a scene of 1024×1024 observation points, the classic sparse reconstruction method must process the data up to 1,048,576 length, which is a large-scale linear system demanding numerous computational resources.
Different from the classic sparse signal recovery based on Lemma 3.1 in [19], CCSS aims to exactly obtain Γ=Λ since that (Lambda - Gamma neq varnothing ) indicates the existence of false alarm.
Howard Skempton's Piano Concerto was written for John Tilbury in classic Skempton style: sparse, naive and weirdly inscrutable.
Senator Charles E. Schumer, in classic tuxedo and sparse, conservative haircut, tried to talk substance about police tactics, but it was too noisy, especially where he was sitting -- a table away from the star of the evening, Hillary Rodham Clinton.
This is the most convincing evidence he has produced: a furious, declamatory set that is firmly rooted in his north African styles and rhythms but has the sparse vitality of a punk classic.
