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Now, while it seems obvious that the old Doctors will be represented in some way (guest star Ingrid Oliver was yesterday pictured wearing the classic Tom Baker scarf), physical returns now look unlikely.

In order for properties to be attributed to objects in experience, the object must be represented in some way.

A compressible signal means that it can sparsely be represented in some basis, and can exactly be reconstructed only with a small set of random projections on an incoherent basis[8 10].

That is to say, processes and VMs of each Load Type must be represented in some number and distribution whereby a cloud scheduler can effectively use them to manage the overall cloud utilization, while ensuring that individual application performance requirements are being met.

Protein structures have to be represented in some coordinate-independent space to make them comparable.

A sparse signal is defined as a signal that can be represented in some (possibly unknown) mathematical basis with far fewer vector components than in its natural basis (e.g., space, time, frequency).

Ottoman architecture of the early 16th century continued the Mamlūk style and is represented in some structures of the Temple Mount.

"The report highlights that while all religions are represented in some way in the peacemaking system of the UN, there are structural and historical differences that need to be addressed.

In fact, all 32 NFL teams were represented in some fashion, illustrating a double-edged sword for the UK in its quest to build a UK fan base robust enough to warrant a permanent franchise.

Dr. Pepperberg reported the result with appropriate understatement: "That zero was represented in some way by a parrot, with a walnut-sized brain whose ancestral evolutionary history with humans likely dates from the dinosaurs, is striking".

But the editor said the publishing industry was "very aware of the need to represent diversity in our books", and that "we are working very hard here at Bloomsbury and elsewhere in the industry to ensure that everybody is represented in some way in some books".