The morphing is a famous characteristic of his own role in "Solo" (1975, filmed in the 1977 "Event for Television"), in which Mr. Cunningham, then in his late 50s, seemed to keep changing into different animals.
Alexandra yields a kaleidoscopic swirl of aromatic and flavor impressions: smoke, sweet oak from barrels, cigar box, firm but softening tannins, cassis, lead pencil (a famous characteristic of Bordeaux) and a sprinkle of herbs.
The executive replied that if McCririck had changed any of those famous characteristics, he would lose his identity.
His most famous physical characteristic is his hair – a result of his mixed-race background, as his mother is Jamaican-born.
From another perspective, however, God is also the first known object of the human intellect, according to one of Henry's most famous and characteristic doctrines (Summa, art. 24, q. 7).
Yet instead of his famous colleagues' characteristic color palette (ice-blue, iron-gray, volcanic red), and the bulging muscularity of their male figures, Ramos Martínez typically opted for gentle pastels and pacific, less overtly political imagery.
The Shapley value possesses many desirable properties and becomes one of the most famous solutions for characteristic function form games. Nevertheless, the Shapley value cannot give a recommendation for the allocation of payoffs of players in the situation where externalities across coalitions are present.
AMERICANS are famous for two characteristics: dauntless optimism, and the desire to make the rest of the world like home.
Oct. 5, 1947 — James Gordon Bennett's eccentricities created many legends, but the most famous and the most characteristic is beyond question the story of the Old Philadelphia Lady.
In the famous Persian mosques, the characteristic Persian elements are the tapered brick pillars, the arches (each supported by several pillars), the huge arcades, and the four sides called eyvāns.
The Gaussian RBF kernel is a famous example of a characteristic kernel on the entire.
