Make correspondence with the manufacturer or a professional electrician for installation advice, which will save rather trouble.
In the first case, possible object regions are produced by the object detector, and the object tracker makes correspondences between these regions from frame to frame.
The PEs analysis revealed a main effect of Correspondence, showing that fewer errors were made in correspondence trials (0.5 %) than in noncorresponding trials (1.7 %), F 1,69)=19.106, p<.0001, MSE=2.730, η 2 p =0.22.
In September, journalists and human rights advocates made public correspondence between Libyan intelligence and the C.I.A., including discussion of the rendition of terrorist suspects to Libya.
Here it is painted, printed and drawn on, folded, pasted and formed into sculpture, and recycled in collages made from correspondence and old book pages.
This detail, which may have provoked nearly as much mirth as the contents of the exchange, made the correspondence either more or less credible.
Typing on a clunky laptop, his eyes glistening in the glow of the screen, Cruise made interoffice correspondence look sexy and brave.
Thus, we rely on remarks made in correspondence for the more specific details of Descartes' study of mathematics at La Fleche, and these remarks strongly suggest that Clavius was a key figure in Descartes' earliest (perhaps even initial) study of mathematics.
In order to highlight interesting transcription factors that may be active in the embryo development, we made a correspondence analysis between probe set expression and the motifs at the binding sites of the promoter of the genes they interrogate [20].
In addition, the Darwin Correspondence Project is thriving, making his correspondence accessible to many scholars and other interested parties who wish to learn more about him, and new volumes are being published every year; eventually, his entire correspondence will be in print.
