"We tried different things from agriculture to distribution, but we had neither proper knowledge of, nor the frame of reference for, private business," says Gela.
The jazz pianist Marilyn Crispell told me that a good improvisation is one in which explained to me that in her improvisations, she often blends some conscious, explicit knowledge of the overall frame or direction of a piece, with a kind of unconscious playing in the immediate moment.
The sparseland model becomes the prior knowledge of the intermediate frame to fuse into the Motion Compensated Interpolation (MCI) by maximum a posteriori (MAP) criterion.
Sexually active adolescent females report high awareness of emergency contraception but poor knowledge of the time frame within which it is most effective.
The proposed fusion reached performance similar to the performance bounds obtained with a block-based ideal fusion, which relies on the knowledge of the original WZ frame.
Since IF BB requires the knowledge of the original WZ frame, X, this technique cannot be employed in a realistic scenario (as for IF), but it is a useful bound for what concerns the performance which can be reached using the learning approach presented in the next section.
Our knowledge of the extent of framing effects on patients and outcomes is limited by small numbers of relatively small studies [ 43].
To the best of our knowledge, the frame set has not been characterized for any function (gin C_{c}(mathbb {R}) setminus{0}).
Gene overexpression, gene localization and knock-down protocols are routinely performed on this animal [ 4], requiring knowledge of the complete open reading frame (ORF) present in the mRNA under study.
