The proposed 3SD could be interpreted as a PCA in sparse decomposition, so it admits straightforward extension to applications of feature extraction, inverse problems, or machine learning.
The model admits straightforward generalisation to other spatial dimensions, and alternate interaction topologies, but it is this original configuration that is used here.
end{aligned} (4.3)This problem does not admit a straightforward existence result, since the class of admissible functions lacks compactness.
The resulting subproblems admit a straightforward least squares solution, which can be much more efficiently solved than the SDP in Algorithm 3.
While Robertson admits that straightforward philanthropy plays a sizable part in the funding of most arts organisations, including his own, he firmly believes that "the healthiest relationships are often based on something a bit deeper than that".
Cap-and-trade is there to reduce emissions, while RES is there to "encourage industries [important] to [the] 21st century", to help generate "a robust set of clean energy industries".This, as Mr Roberts freely admits, it straightforward industrial policy choosing an industry to favour and adopting policies to favour it.
Interestingly, the dependence of this decision-making process on the social network admits a straightforward characterization.
When asked, the more straightforward legislators admit that zero, or as one put it, "zilcho," is going on.
I'm partial to a translation that ends, 'Why not be straightforward and admit to being an old man / so that at last you look like one man?
"Marouane had a buy-out clause where it was very straightforward," admitted Martinez.
The alter ego description comes up often in discussions of Mr. Grant and Mr. Curtis, but in a recent interview here neither wanted to admit to anything quite so straightforward.
