It follows that the beauty of an object has its ground in whatever perfections properly inspire our love for it, and so has whatever reality those perfections have.
We prove that the Schrödinger operator −LV≔−LD+V always has a spectral gap at the bottom λ0 V) of its spectrum and thus has its ground state transformed operator φ−1 −LV−λ0 V)) φ, where φ is the unique ground state of −LV.
The same Viani's graphic work and technical style has its ground on the same sources of inspiration.
DeepMind, cofounded by former chess prodigy Demis Hassabis (pictured above) and his childhood friend Mustafa Suleyman, has its grounding in games and has a history of using gaming environments like the Atari platform and its own DeepMind Lab to train algorithms.
The film has its grounding in the story of Takako Konishi, a 28-year-old Tokyo office worker mysteriously found dead outdoors in Minnesota in 2001.
To be meaningful this emergence of the higher from the lower must be more than the product of pointless accident; it must have its ground in a transcendent reality capable of choice.
He was, Mr. Naef said, "completely committed to a body of work that had its grounding in the soil from which he came".
Mr. Naef also called Mr. Alvarez Bravo highly unusual "because he stayed in his homeland and became one of the first photographers to be completely committed to a body of work that had its grounding in the soil from which he came".
Shaftesbury's priority is reductive, having its ground in the distinction between representative and original beauty.
Thus, any difference exhibited in space and time must have its ground in the universal forms of our thought in general (Maimon, Essay on Transcendental Philosophy, Ch. 1).
