The opening of the improvisation seems to announce a set of regular jazz variations on an underlying harmony.
Rough mockup: The first step in designing a web application is to quickly put together a set of regular web pages that resemble the finished application.
A fleet of uncapacitated vehicles, located at a depot, must give service to a set of regular customers, while another set of optional customers is available to be potentially serviced.
Here we use a set of regular-sided regions to show off the different patterns; the other object type that can be filled with a pattern is a histogram, as shown in this earlier example.
The boundary of polycubes can be naturally decomposed into a set of regular structures, which facilitate tensor-product surface definition, GPU-centric geometric computing, and image-based geometric processing.
In the response, the department says the panel was unfairly selective in its use of facts and relied too heavily on what it characterized as the unsupported allegations of a set of regular critics of the Police Department, including the Rev. Al Sharpton and Norman Siegel, executive director of the New York Civil Liberties Union.
To circumvent this difficulty a set of regular polyhedra called average N-hedra (ANHs) were created in an earlier study consisting of N identical faces that act as topological "proxies" for the corresponding class of irregular network polyhedral cells containing the same number of faces.
By assuming a set of regular operating conditions in this kind of process, it was determined that mannose-based cultures could allow culturing CHO cells up to 3000 L compared to only 80 L in glucose cultures at the same conditions.
Kind of pricey for a set of regular speakers, but these are rave speakers, baby!
And, the frequency information is not necessarily a specific value, but generally a certain interval or a set of regular values.
The PVC algorithm focuses on the MRs of the MBs, through the use of a set of regular-shaped pre-defined 64-pixel pattern templates (see Figure 1).
