He claimed that if Elizabeth Mitchell (now retired) had spent more time studying his chain, it would have earned a much higher estimate.The gripping trial was part family drama, part exposition of goldsmiths' techniques and a crash course in English legal history.
A tutorial exposition of different techniques is provided in [1] with particular reference to four other specific methods: modified Monte Carlo simulation (importance sampling), extreme value theory, tail extrapolation, and quasianalytical method.
The ballet is anything but an exposition of classical technique.
Mr. Rosenwinkel, 42, has always been a jazz guitarist of glowing lyricism and graceful exposition, with a technique that can form streamlined contours out of even the gnarliest convolutions.
Consequently, an exposition of the technique is needed to enable comprehensive understanding of causal mapping to be gained and its suitability for research designs assessed.
This paper starts with an exposition of our technique on the problem of estimating an unknown positive function when multiplied by a stationary random field.
The paper is a tutorial exposition of modern reliability techniques, which formulate a problem in the Boolean domain, manipulate formulas to achieve disjointness of logically added subexpressions and retain statistical independence of logically multiplied ones, and finally reach a probability-ready expression that is directly transformed back to the probability domain.
Adams' contribution was "An Exposition of My Photographic Technique," in which the relatively unknown photographer laid out the tenets of the San Francisco-based f/64 Group he'd organized two years earlier with Edward Weston, Imogen Cunningham, Willard Van Dyke, among others.
27 28 These studies were performed in a room adjacent to the runners' exposition so that more sophisticated techniques were not available to us.
Responding to this call, this paper offers an exposition of a causal mapping technique.
