Otherwise, γ = T j would lead to ϕ h | γ = (A h ϕ h ) | γ so that η h vanishes on γ, i.e., T j would never be marked for refinement by an adaptive algorithm.
The kitchen's shortcomings were precisely those one might expect, given a cuisine marked by subtlety, refinement and precision.
2. deterrence policy — Much of the nuclear age has been marked by refinements of deterrence policy crafted to influence adversarial behavior in irregular, conventional and even nuclear war.
These repetitions can mark a refinement of style as easily as they can indicate a slowing down of the mind, but in the age of branding they can also act as a dull censoring weight on our imagination.
Rather, the faces in his paintings were marked by a refinement not found in other portraits of the time.
Those who like exquisite might go for these impeccably mannered canvases, whose stylized parsings of the body are marked by such refinement as to give mere taste a bad name.
Technically, the decades after World War II had been marked by improvement and refinement rather than by important innovation.
One of the most popular pieces to come from the style are the chairs, marked by simplicity and refinement.
The 2003 volume marks his third refinement on Bartleby, this time moving the story to Brooklyn, as Scanlan rewrites the same story over and over again in an effort to make it perfect.
Along with intellectual pursuits, the gentry exhibited habits and cultured hobbies which marked their social status and refinement.
After that, displaying a mirror was a mark of refinement, power, wealth and self-confidence.
