"You won't find Faithful Place unless you know where to look," Detective Frank Mackey says of this narrow cul-de-sac of red-brick houses, cramped home to factory workers, bricklayers, bakers "and the odd lucky bastard who worked in Guinness's and got health care".
Although emulators can be used to find faithful and computationally inexpensive approximations of computer models, there are few methods for handling high-dimensional output spaces.
From the 12-part series "The First Churchills," which began the series in January 1971, through "Upstairs, Downstairs" and works of George Eliot and Jane Austen, "Masterpiece Theater" has found a faithful "readership".
But after reading the adaptation, Mr. Vargas Llosa said, he found it "faithful to the spirit of the novel" and sent word of his approval last February.
He disappeared, but three months later someone in the area heard a dog barking and found the faithful terrier watching over the dead man, who had apparently fallen off a cliff.
But of Ms. Moore, Mr. Caspit wrote, "This story clearly demonstrates the involvement of right-wing figures, political figures, unseen and dark forces who conspired to oust an incumbent prime minister of Israel from office, and found a faithful partner for that endeavor in the State Attorney's Office".
Serious plague in 1519 found him faithful in his ministry, and his own illness and recovery, followed by his brother's death in 1520, deepened the spiritual and theological elements in his thinking and teaching that had hitherto been overshadowed to some degree by the humanistic.
In a society where free will is a coveted commodity, consumerism has found a faithful following.
Her mother and father had named him for the angel in "Paradise Lost" — "faithful found, / Among the faithless, faithful only he".
