The book isn't interested in preaching to the converted or detailing the myriad horrors of animal farming.
The formula for converting localization details from one method to the other, presented here for the first time, is practicable for everyday use and allows rapid conversion.
In general, the low efficiency of linear encoding methods is due to the weakness of these methods in converting structural details of incomplete backbone coordinates [ 19].
From 36 Gramercy Park East, a gargoyle-studded apartment house fronting a storied private park, to Devonshire House, an Emery Roth building in Greenwich Village, conversions are presenting buyers with a chance to escape the scrutiny of co-op boards while acquiring some modern conveniences along with that coveted old-fashioned detail (converted buildings usually go through extensive renovations).
The image-based approach captures true porosity as fine microstructural details are converted from X-ray tomographic data.
The researchers began by taking a CT scan of the baby's chest, which they converted into a highly detailed, three-dimensional virtual map of his altered airways.
Most were later stripped of interior detail and converted to apartments, but one, at 326 West 80th Street, survived nearly intact and is coming back to life as a single-family residence.
The sectors of materials and steel mill products in the original IO table were disaggregated in detail and converted into a monetary unit description based on several statistics (Ministry of Economy Trade and Industry (Japan) 2006; The Japan Ferrous Raw Materials Association 2006; JOGMEC 2007).
In more detail, we converted the data to IOB2 representation (Ramhsaw and Marcus, 1995), where words that were not entities or events of interests received the tag O.
"Americans, in particular, are often interested in receiving details of these converted buildings.
