Our program that we have been developing is similar in style to Vienna's Kinfold [ 4], but has been built in principle to have the ability of exploiting memoization and efficiency considerations as proposed above.
And there is some scepticism about the ability of 17 very different euro-zone countries to agree on new policies.Poland plans in principle to join the euro.
People have been trying to claim that we can defeat ageing since the dawn of time, and they haven't been terribly successful; there is a tendency to think there is some sort of inevitability about ageing – it somehow transcends our technological abilities in principle, which is complete nonsense.
Discriminative ability: In the context of survival curves, the discriminative ability is, in principle, reflected by the distance between the survival curves for individuals or groups [ 23].
This ability should, in principle, reduce cross-shear stress and ultimately reduce wear, but it might also be responsible for the reduction in migration shown in this study.
How can evolution, a process that is in principle indifferent to the concept of moral truth, explain our ability to have true moral beliefs?
The frame-by-frame PSNR plots demonstrate the ability, at least in principle, of DVC architectures to be error resilient.
Louis Montesano Manhattan, May 14 To the Editor: The column failed to distinguish fallacious slippery-slope arguments from the crucial ability to think in principle.
In principle, the ability to polymerize and form fibers of a specific ordering is intrinsic to the pilus subunits (Vetsch et al., 2004; Rose et al., 2008).
The inclusion criteria were an MMSE score ≤ 24, degenerative dementia in the doctor's assessment, test capability in principle and ability to participate in group activities, resident's informed consent or that of his or her legal representative, and completion of both test procedures: the E-ADL-Test and ADAS-cog.
