Neither commutation took into account the 15 years he had already spent in prison.
By minimizing the weighted summation of the logarithmic transformation of posterior errors and taking the commutation error into consideration, the proposed algorithm not only reduces broadband, narrowband and impulse noise successfully, but also mixtures of them.
In standard truth-functional propositional logic, commutation, or commutativity refer to two valid rules of replacement.
When Ms. Granholm learned of their objections, she halted the commutation in a rare decision.
Commutation, in law, shortening of a term of punishment or lowering of the level of punishment.
The officers had three demands: the Army's pay, their own pensions, and commutation of those pensions into a lump-sum payment if Congress were unable to afford the half-salary pensions for life.
We provide a complete spectral characterization of the double commutation method which introduces eigenvalues into arbitrary spectral gaps of a given background Schrödinger operator in L2(R) respectively in L2 0, ∞)).
The response to reports of a federal investigation into President Clinton's commutation of the sentences of four men, three of whom were from the village of New Square, N.Y., highlights the importance of preserving this principle.
In the presence of Commutation, a double implication pair collapses into single implication →.
Draftees had time to hire a substitute, buy their way out of the service through a $300 commutation fee (legal until mid-1864) or go into the service voluntarily.
