Your own 'fighter profile' is a fulsome statistical document, outlining the last time you logged in to the game, your total number of matches played, right down to the granular detail of your hit-rates for certain moves on, astoundingly, a per-character basis.
Though the UAT is not a thesis whose precise character and basis can be said to be entirely clear, it appears standardly to be conceived as a kind of a priori or conceptual truth.
Compared with the original NMF (ONMF) and principle component analysis (PCA), the DNMF can represent the class information more efficiently because the class characters of basis matrices obtained by the DNMF are more visible than those in the basis matrices obtained by the ONMF and PCA.
(The character is the basis for the modern use of the word mentor).
What concerns me here is Nussbaum's private zeal to judge my personal character on the basis of data in the poems.
In addition, matrix concepts and techniques, because of their systematic character, form the basis of the computer analysis and design of structures.
Since the founding of the Islamic Republic in 1979, Iran has relied heavily on its unique Shia character as the basis of its soft power to galvanize support from pockets of Shia populations in a Sunni-dominated Middle East and Central Asia.
Tal Fortgang, a gloriously named freshman at Princeton became news-cycle fodder last week when an opinion column he wrote which was originally titled "Checking My Privilege: Character as the Basis of Privilege" when it ran in the Princeton Tory, a student-run conservative publication, in early April was republished by Time and Fox News on Friday.
Indeed, that connection is of a totally different character from the basis on which, say, the United States, Australia, Canada, New Zealand, or the bulk of Latin American countries were established, that is, by Europeans with no legitimate claim to those lands who decimated indigenous populations and proclaimed their own authority.
