Through rigorous error analysis, we determine the optimal contour on which the integral is evaluated.
Beach, sediments that accumulate along the sea or lake shores, the configuration and contours of which depend on the action of coastal processes, the kinds of sediment involved, and the rate of delivery of this sediment.
We have a detailed nqu iry into an assemblage the general contours of which were already known on the one hand, and on the other the remote and speculative possibility of some sort of legislationalbeit legislation in a field where there are serious constitutional limitations.
If the ring is presented too soon or too late, theoretically, the contour absorption on which masking presumably depends is ineffective.
Burley Griffin posted his winning design for Canberra from Chicago, using the Australian government's handy application kit (consisting of a set of panoramic oil paintings of the site, a fact sheet on its climate and geology, 12 pages of instructions and two contour maps on which to sketch a proposal).
A recent model for active contours based on the techniques of curve evolution considers blurred contours as contours which are not necessarily defined by gradient.
Instead, the correct view may be that aggregate signal processing and inherent stochasticity set the contours of variation on which natural selection and system design work.
The dependence of participants' accuracy on the presence or absence of a change in contour suggests that processing of contour provides a 'scaffold' on which the detail of the precise intervals are subsequently 'hung' (see [2] [4] for further behavioural evidence of this model).
But, in lively, cheeky fashion, he knocks over any number of sacred cows, the better to highlight the ideological contours of the landscape on which they are grazing.
The single isopach method, however, gave a wide range of results depending on which contour was used.
