As Richard Slotkin, author of an influential trilogy on the myth of the American frontier, points out, the vigilante label is wondrously malleable.
The contact wire height and stagger were measured by determining the frontier points of the abrasion surface of the contact wire using edge detection algorithms.
Locals on the Burmese frontier point to fruit trees that now grow where opium used to, but the quantity of drugs seized has been rising.
At Chaman, a frontier point near Kandahar, Pakistan state television reported 20,000 people had beaten the border closing and pressed into Pakistan within 24 hours.
When other component criteria are included in the objective function, such as progeny inbreeding, the frontier point is generally not reached.
Although we cannot compare quantitatively training and task, it is remarkable that the area of the peripheries was roughly proportional to the number of frontiers (3-point scale: 2 frontiers, 27%; 5-point scale: 4 frontiers, 54%).
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