As pointed in the above, Theorem 3.3 starts from an arbitrary lower and upper bounds of a stabilizable mean m for giving other lower and upper bounds of the mean m, and so we can iterate the same procedure for obtaining an infinity of lower and upper bounds of m.
Iterate the same matrix again with more colors (iterations) to reveal the next few layers, or better, draw up a much larger matrix for a longer-term project!
– keep everyone waiting for half an hour thinking there's going to be a big announcement… and there's nothing, she just re-iterates the same nonsense she's been spouting before, and everything carries on as usual.
algorithm deriving by the so called SOMs (Self Organizing Maps) and implementing a classical statistical mechanics renormalization approach in which each element of a system re-orientates itself coherently with the orientation of the neighbors and iterating the same model at different scales [ 1, 19, 20].
If it can continue to iterate with the same speed and charm its managed so far, it's going to be formidable competition indeed.
The system may iterate within the same degraded state, D i, and within its metric range, by adopting or following the minimal repair.
It has been less than a year since the consumer Gear VR was unveiled, so it might seem a bit early for a new headset to emerge, but with how quickly sensor tech is evolving, it's pretty unrealistic to expect that headsets will iterate at the same pace as game consoles.
As can be seen, for each experiment, the number of instances varies, and in the semi-supervised iterations, we used a sample size proportional to the dataset size, such that the experiments iterate roughly the same number of times.
Berry said this doesn't reflect a change in direction for RebelMouse, but rather "iterating on the same thing".
Another uncommitted superdelegate from the northwest who asked not to be identified iterated much the same argument.
When a click is made, the columns of the selected row are then highlighted in turn, typically iterating at the same fixed time intervals.
