Montale was "an unequaled chronicler of the seedy but meaningful edges of modern life".
Galassi, a poet himself, has also translated the major works of the Nobelist Eugenio Montale in COLLECTED POEMS: 1920-1954 (Farrar, Straus & Giroux, $30), an allusive paean to the seedy but meaningful edges of modern life.
However, the network of sensors also needs meaningful edges for community detection.
So, edge detection operation is followed by edge linking technique to assemble edge pixels into meaningful edges.
The space compactness of these regions has big diversity; hence an efficient patch should be "big" enough to contain the meaningful edges in sparse region and also be "small" enough to prune the false edges in compact region.
Its two saving graces in my opinion are (1) if it can churn out meaningful, cutting-edge research that produces breakthrough insights for which companies will be willing to pay a premium, and (2) the success of its HBX CORe program, which seems to be pioneering a disruptive solution to serve nonconsumers of management education.
Our main idea consists to use, during voting process into the 5D parameter space, only meaningful set of edge points that belong to the boundary of the target object and that feature a similar geometric property.
This measure is much more effective and meaningful than absolute edge distance as it accounts for the real relationships among concepts.
The knife-edge "meaningful vote" vote (as it were) was won only after May promised Tory rebels to agree a mutually acceptable wording for "part c" of former attorney general Dominic Grieve's amendment, which proposed allowing MPs to "direct the government" if no deal is reached by February.
In several cases, some of the detected edges do not correspond to meaningful objects, while some edges that belong to objects are distorted, broken or missed.
