But he seemed to grasp the formal logic in Ligeti's futuristic sound — the Requiem is influenced by the polyphonic masses of the fifteenth-century composer Johannes Ockeghem — and saw how it could unify his jumble of images.
But he seemed to grasp the formal logic in Ligeti's futuristic sound the Requiem is influenced by the polyphonic masses of the fifteenth-century composer Johannes Ockeghem and saw how it could unify his jumble of images.
We show how multisensory oddity detection is a novel and interestingly unique paradigm that require careful considerations during modeling, how structure inference of causal uncertainty applies in this context, and how it can explain and unify a pair of experiments ([17]) where MLI previously failed dramatically.
It unifies how we look at individual employees, customers and partners.
But he has made clear to associates that while he believes the time is ripe for solving the Sudan conflict, the administration must be unified and clear in how it wants to go about it.
The revelation of the occupation plan marks the first time the administration has described in detail how it would administer Iraq in the days and weeks after an invasion, and how it would keep the country unified while searching for weapons.
Nor are the Republicans who passed it unified about how exactly Obamacare should be repealed or what will eventually replace it.
"Stripe is building the new economic infrastructure for the internet, and part of how we think about that is by looking at how transactions work on the internet on a global basis, and trying to figure out how to unify it," Stripe co-founder Patrick Collison explained in an interview.
The heterogeneous graph modeling demonstrates how UDMP unifies the similar graph models in a flexible way, and the simplification of an interface synthesis flow which consists three individual algorithms obtains a running time reduction by about 10% for selected designs.
The Washington team also issued a statement prior to the game, which acknowledged how football unifies people and how the "Washington R*dsk*ns will work to address divisions and bring unity, civility and respect to our greater community".
Other goals — science education in elementary schools, more intensive reading programs in the earliest grades — are laudable but expensive, and it's unclear how L.A. Unified, already teetering on a financial precipice, will find the money for them.
