Reynolds, perhaps the most important living Australian historian of his epoch, points out how Australia began defining itself through (non-frontier) wars well before federation and the Gallipoli invasion.
President Vicente Fox, whose election ended an epoch of Mexican history, laid out his vision today, declaring an end to big government and a drive for accountability and additional equal opportunities.
In our experiments, 10 EEG epochs (out of a total of 40 epochs) per participant were randomly selected and set aside for feature selection.
Rooting for the 49ers during the long Walsh epoch (which stretched out over all of Seifert and most of Mariucci) meant rooting for imagination.
The brutalist style harks back to an idealistic postwar world where even Conservative governments built council houses; an epoch when carving out a collective future, rather than endlessly showing off on Facebook, was the esprit du temps.
dTime from lights out to first epoch of stage REM.
In the epoch of neoliberalism and corporate elites, entertainment is being privatised, and will increasingly take place with gated communities, owned and rented out by largely foreign investors.
In other words, one can compare the MSE for each epoch in order to find out the performance of different networks to adjust their weights.
We will not be looking at the biggest team in F1, which is Ferrari, or Red Bull, who have dominated recent years and look in the mood to carve out an epoch, or McLaren, with their proud record stretching back over decades of trophy gathering; we will be looking at Mercedes, who have won a solitary race since rejoining the noisy fray three years ago.
The jury is still out on Epoch.
During this epoch, the satellite carried out observations on comets, planets, stars, the Galactic Center, and a variety of interstellar regions, at five different spectral frequencies, to study the physics and chemistry of water vapor H216O, and its isotopomer H218O, warm isotopic carbon monoxide, atomic carbon and molecular oxygen in these sources.
