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For that reason, we use multi-objective evolutionary algorithms to keep the trade-off between these objectives for image ill-posed problems.

And yet it is also precisely for these reasons that genius at chess tends to lead to a self-image ill-fitted for everyday usage.

Bachmann had made a place for herself as one of the most divisive, inflammatory, and flat-out dishonorable members of Congress in recent history, and her strong association with the Tea Party (she was the founder of the Tea Party Caucus) has gone a long way toward shaping the group's image for ill.

As shown in Equation 9, estimation of the HR image is ill posed, and we cannot obtain the inverse map that directly estimates the missing high-frequency components.

As the ability to serially image seriously ill newborns becomes more readily and safely available, similar methods would be more translatable to future clinical research, for the evaluation of candidate selection for treatment and for early outcome assessment of specific combinatorial therapies.

Computing illumination or reflectance from a single observed image is ill-posed.

Axial CECT image showing ill-defined hypoenhancing lesions in the left lobe of liver (arrows) on a background of hepatomegaly.

(a) An axial CT abdomen post-contrast image demonstrates ill-defined fat stranding (arrow) surrounding the proximal abdominal aorta at the level of the celiac artery origin.

There also are images of ill hogs.

26 Women's instinctive desire to protect their children meant images of ill and vulnerable babies and children, or showing children bereft of care, cut through rationalised defences and elicited strong self-referent emotions.

It conjures up images of ill-mannered but well-moneyed night trollers loudly swilling $500 bottles of Grey Goose vodka in the cordoned-off V.I.P. corners of ostentatiously swanky clubs and lounges.