The crack engendering and developing regularities of samples show good agreement with the simulation results.
High-school dressage, the Haute école or Hohe Schule, which includes riding the horse with greater collection with increased use of the hindquarters, developing increased regularity, skill and finesse in all natural gaits.
Regularity: To separate burst-suppression patterns from continuous EEG patterns (with a regular, constant amplitude), we developed a feature to evaluate the regularity of the amplitude of a signal.
Before developing the theory of regularity structures, Hairer made other outstanding contributions.
The mechanism was also supported by microscopic observation of the structure development (characteristic to the late stage of spinodal decomposition) during isothermal annealing above the melting point of PP; i.e. bicontinuous structure with nice regularity developed and grew up self-similarly.
But while the practice has all but disappeared from American cities, it goes on with striking regularity in many developing nations, and Philip Morris is far from the only tobacco company that the World Health Organization has accused of crossing the line in trying to entice those underage with free cigarettes.
Using a simplified physical model that ignores 3D effects of the complete structure, we develop a novel inter-slice regularization strategy to obtain global regularity.
However, the hardware complexity for developing such an architecture is very high and comes in direct contrast with the inherent modularity, regularity, locality and homogeneity properties of CA architectures.
Approximate entropy (ApEn) is a model-independent regularity statistic developed to quantify the orderliness of sequential measures (26), such as hormonal time series.
Five features were used: the power, the Shannon entropy, the alpha-to-delta ratio, the regularity (a feature we developed to distinguish burst-suppression patterns from continuous EEG patterns), and coherence in the delta band.
A different way to develop a non-mentalist foundational theory of meaning focuses less on relations between subsentential expressions or sentences and bits of non-linguistic reality and more on the regularities which govern our use of language.
