For most bands this kind of exhaustive self-chronicling would be out of the ordinary.
Exhaustive self-promoters and occasional party crashers, they seemed ready to storm the offices of Cappellini or Moroso, demanding a shot at the big time.
"And that was, 'Don't be ugly.' " As the strong cast of five (Lucie Baker, Leslie Cuyjet, Sean Donovan, Petra van Noort and Ms. Harrison) talk and dance and hold endless Stepford Wife smiles, a sixth performer, Lisa Niedermeyer, sits at the edge of the stage, primping and plucking for this more-than-hourlong show in an exhaustive, self-critical ritual.
Here we analyzed and compared the results using three plausible algorithms: exhaustive search, self-terminating search, and grouping search.
Using a novel measure based on computational load, we found that reaction time was best predicted by a grouping search algorithm as compared to alternative algorithms (i.e., exhaustive or self-terminating search).
Other than exhaustive search, self-terminating search, which incorporates an additional stopping rule in which the participant scans the arrows one by one until the majority threshold is reached (e.g., 2 arrows pointing in the same direction within a set size of 3 arrows), is clearly the second most straightforward algorithm.
While conflicts will certainly exist between different accounts intended to serve as exhaustive approaches to self-knowledge, it is implausible that any one or even any few of these approaches to self-knowledge is exhaustive.
The structure is self-reporting, exhaustive and mutually exclusive.
This list is exhausting, but not exhaustive.
On 18 March all parties in parliament backed a royal charter that embodies the cautious and moderate recommendations on press self-regulation made after exhaustive hearings by the Leveson inquiry.
Frank et al., [ 22] suggested that ADHD children's searches are self-terminating rather than exhaustive.
