The busily omniscient modernist author of "Bright Center of Heaven" and "They Came Like Swallows" becomes, in the "Some Explanations" section of "The Château," a postmodern exponent of unknowability: we are mysteries to one another, and an honest narrative retains its puzzles.
After this explanation in Section 2.2, we return to the derivation of the proposed model in Section 2.3 using these extracted gradient and isophote orientation estimates.
They align themselves naturally with non-causal theories of reason explanation (see section 2).
The feature extraction of the CoLBP features follows the explanation in Section 2.1 such that all radii are extracted.
What Kellert is referring to, here, is the deductive-nomological account of explanation (see Section 2 of the entry on scientific explanation, on the DN model).
As discussed in the Explanation Generation section, experts first identify the dominant principle/law in solving a problem, then apply other principles/laws to derive its conditions.
According to the explanation in Section 3.3, the global-bias diffusion operation first projects the reconstructed residual associated with the downsampling set onto the low-pass filtering subspace, then preserves the non-downsampling set of new signal.
From the explanation in Section 3, we also know that the strong interference can share the upper amplitude space above the signal layer, and the weak interference can share the lower amplitude space below the signal layer.
As we discussed in the Explanation Generation section, the explanation generated by current ITS (Conati and VanLehn 1996; VanLehn et al. 2005; VanLehn and van de Sande 2009) does not focus much on modeling assumptions, or does so at most in an indirect/ad hoc way.
This heterogeneity is a pervasive feature of the history of biology, so that philosophical alternatives to reduction are responding in part to long-standing controversies among life science investigators about the legitimacy of reductionist research strategies and modes of explanation (see Section 2).
Finally, in order to take into account practical implementation issues, we define parameter dretx as the delay (in number of time slots) between reception of feedback and the next repetition in NDMA and H-NDMA protocols (see explanation in Section 2.1).
