Keats wrote a sonnet in 1816 entitled "On Seeing the Elgin Marbles" in which the young, fragile poet's own mortality is contrasted with "each imagined pinnacle and steep / Of godlike hardship", the artistic achievement of "Grecian grandeur" and the "magnitude" projected by the sculptures.
The two sets of truncated versions of the Bresse-Timoshenko equations are contrasted with each other, as well as with the original Bresse-Timoshenko equations on the example of the (a) beam that is simply supported at its both ends, and (b) the cantilever beam with end mass.
To serve better understanding of the proposed support vector machine approach, the conventional feed-forward artificial neural network and couple of genetic algorithm (GA) and fuzzy logic applied to the referred data banks and the gained solutions were contrasted with each other.
Co-varying circumference could well provide a perceptual cue for numerosity changes; in fact, 6 8 months old children detected change in circumference but not in number, when these two properties were contrasted with each other (Clearfield & Mix, 1999).
Data from genome-wide localization studies were contrasted with each of the 15 k-means clusters to determine the frequency with which genes identified as being bound by the transcription factors AP1 and SEP3 [ 14], as well as by AP3, PI, and AG [ 12, 13], occurred in each cluster.
Differences in the MPI scales between the samples were analyzed with one-way analysis of variance (ANOVA) starting with an overall test for differences between the samples followed by post-hoc tests where the study population A was contrasted with each one of the study populations B, C and D according to Dunnett's t-test (to avoid significance due to multiple testing).
CIRQUE DU SOLEIL can be contrasted with other circuses.
This is to be contrasted with situations where parties consensually submit to jurisdiction.
HBC is to be contrasted with traditional biblical commentary.
And it can be contrasted with two distinct views.
