We used FIA COLE data and USDA NASS grain yield data as field truth datasets.
"I have never used my body as aesthetic means, but as a vehicle, experience, dynamic piece, surface life, vibration, magnetic field, truth, and a representation of the present moment".
EINSTEIN once said, "Whoever undertakes to set himself up as judge in the field of truth and knowledge is shipwrecked by the laughter of the Gods".
In his own field, "the truth is that we are woefully ignorant about the basic building blocks of our bodies and how these all work together," he said.
Here (tilde{y}_{v,i}) is the the predicted AGB value for plot i, (y_{v,i}) is the corresponding field estimate ("truth"), and (overline{y}_v=sum _{i=1}^{N_v} y_{v,i}/N_v).
While a school may ask you to choose a specific field, the truth is that many professional artists work fluidly in a number of fields.
The poet William Cullen Bryant, in his work, "The Battle-Field," wrote, Truth, crushed to the ground, will rise again; The eternal years of God are hers.
However, conservativeness is not weaker than truth (Field 1980, pp. 16 19; Field 1989, p. 59).
"One of America's greatest threats is a national news media that fails to provide a level playing field for the truth," he said.
With field data, the truth reference can be generated from a high-resolution, high-fidelity sensor such as TLS.
Our error indicators are rigorous upper bounds for the error (relative to the FE truth field u N and output s N = l ( u N approximation, respectively) for all μ ∈ D and for all N. Error estimators are also employed during the greedy procedure [1] to construct optimal RB samples/spaces ensuring an efficient and well-conditioned RB approximation.
