Michael Cragg reviewed the album on behalf of BBC Music; he felt that the recurring concept of failed romance established "a strange dichotomy" that created a sense of cohesiveness, and elaborated that it "[pulls] you sharply into her world".
By saving the classifier which corresponds to different concepts, the system model can choose the appropriate classifier from the classifier pool directly and has no need to retrain when recurring concept appears again.
As content of all types migrates into the cloud and moves to digital distribution, I am always struck by the recurring concept that all this content may, or should be, free.
A semistructured interview guide was designed by the study investigators based on the existing literature and objectives of the study, and was modified during the course of the interviews to take into account for further exploration of recurring concepts (see Appendix A).
This involved reading and making sense of the narrative data, coding for themes and recurring concepts, and writing up an interpretation.
After the model updating, classifier pool saves the existing model, and each classifier is used to describe a previous concept so that the system can detect recurring concepts drift and reduce the updating frequency.
Other questions are presented in the standard multiple choice format but use recurring concepts, such as questions based on a fortune cookie message, or ones read through Cookie's ventriloquist dummy incorporating a speech impediment that may make the question harder to understand.
Displacement, porosity, repetition, impossibility, nature and artificiality are some of the recurring concepts used to understand the problem at hand in a collaborative process involving architects, researchers, artists and technical consultants.
In its general structure the poem mirrors the complexity of the themes with which it deals, particularly in the recurring concepts of Do-wel, Do-bet, and Do-best, all in the end seen as embodied in Christ.
The data was qualitatively analysed by coding recurring concepts and frequencies calculated using SPSS software version 15.0 (SPSS Inc. 1989 to 2006).
