Neighbor embedding (NE) approaches assume that small image patches from a low-resolution image and its high-resolution counterpart form low-dimensional nonlinear manifolds with similar local geometry.
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The assumption that women cannot and should not get as far ahead as their male counterparts forms the basis of the following young woman's explanation for sexual experimentation with a foreign man: He can provide everything that I need!
All across Europe, social democrats need to say to their Spanish counterparts: form an anti-austerity coalition and redefine centrist socialism around something better than the dole queue and the riot policeman's stick.
The hPSC-derived NPCs possess the developmental potential of their in vivo counterparts, forming renal vesicles that self-pattern into nephron structures with characteristics of podocytes, proximal tubules, loops of Henle, and distal tubules with vascular and interstitial stromal cells.
Non-monotone generalizations and their tractable robust counterparts form the core of Section 3.
In the meantime, he and Aeroshutter counterparts formed an industry association, DronePilotsGH, and have offered GCAA input on commercial guidelines.
The 3D compositional profiles reveal that islands forming on pit-patterned areas have a more uniform Ge distribution and are slightly Ge-richer than their counterparts forming on flat areas.
Kepler-11b, along with its five counterparts, form the first discovered planetary system with more than three transiting planets the most densely packed known planetary system.
