"It's all by trial and error," he said, "moving a set around, watching how shadows fall".
N-gram set is obtained by moving a window of n tokens length through an entire sentence.
When the dancers move a set of dollhouses by Allen Moyer, the gabled props suggest both a town and the way a community can close in upon itself.
According to a study using dairy cattle data by Weigel et al. [ 21], moving from a set of 300 markers to a set of 2000 markers represented a gain in accuracy of ~30% or ~113%, depending on how the subsets of markers were selected (with largest effects or equally spaced).
Browder is an interesting character: the grandson of Earl Browder, a prominent, early American communist, he "rebelled," he told me recently, not only by becoming a capitalist but by moving to Russia and setting up an investment fund.
To investigate belt deflection for variable dynamic conditions, a specially designed test facility has been constructed, which replicates the relative movement of a belt and idlers by moving several idler roll sets underneath a fixed belt.
The CLUSTAL W multiple alignment 12- induced probability is obtained by moving along the sequence set which holds nucleotides { ATCG} and possible gaps (covalent bonds) and applying Rivas 9 model, where "one gap with two nucleotides" across three matched sequence sites stands for a deletion and "two gaps with one nucleotide" across three matched sequence sites stands for an insertion.
"It sets an example by moving options to a performance basis, but it isn't the most challenging target in the world," Mr. Hodgson noted.
The device has 1001 settings: 0, 1, 2, 3, …, 1000 and works as follows: moving up a setting raises, by a tiny increment, the amount of electric current applied to the self-torturer's body.
By moving down the tree, this set is expanded.
