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As opposed to recently proposed light field dictionaries, our method does not require a computationally expensive learning stage but rather models the redundancies of high dimensional visual signals using a tensor low-rank prior.

The idea of a state bank is not new, but rather models after the Bank of North Dakota created in 1919, which today runs at a profit and allows for the state of North Dakota to make significant investments in agriculture, economic development, and student loans -- all at no cost to the state.

These are already incorporated, we model different decay rate for returning and new players and the model doesn't explicitly create player agents that return work but rather models the change in number of players.

As product characterizations in the early development phases, product profiles do not anticipate the technical realization of the product, but rather model customer's benefits and provider's benefits as use cases, requirements and boundary conditions and thus include value-added product attributes.

The major difference in our model compared to that of Thomas et al. [12] is that we do not assume multiplicative dominance effects between alleles at the same locus but rather model directly the effects of genotypes.

Commissioned by a female editor, M. J. Day (this is her fourth year editing the Swimsuit Issue), and photographed by a female photographer, Taylor Ballantyne, with an all-female crew, "In Her Own Words" does not feature models wearing swimsuits but, rather, nude models whose bare flesh has been painted with descriptive words of their own choosing.

We don't look at skeletons, but rather at models and re-creations, and read hypotheses about parts of these creatures that have never been found and never will be: their stomachs, brains, hearts and lungs.

He said Miller was not in the habit of working from photographs, but rather live models.

Thus, the punch comes out of the discord when it's made clear that it is not a function of emotional pathology that is to blame but rather role models who themselves were misinformed about how to live "in love".

Thus, in general, there is no single solution but rather multiple models that describe the data equally (or similarly) well.

This is not a model of how malware spreads, but rather we model how computers on a network can distribute patches or repaired variants of software in a fashion that does not require top down control or manual intervention.