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And has the novel's central frustration ever been expressed more concisely than in this exchange between two of the Frome's neighbors?

It can not only deal with nonlinear data (the linear kernel belongs to the special case of the RBF kernel) but also with parameter adjustment more concisely than the polynomial kernel due to its own hyperplane parameter.

This less natural way of communicating data not only outperformed a more human-like chat, it also enabled the bots to find their way more concisely than humans would in a natural language chat.

Particularly praising Ashman's songwriting, Charles Solomon of the Los Angeles Times wrote that "Ashman's songs advance the plot by exploring the characters' emotions and making story points more concisely than conventional exposition".

This will allow Alice to encode the target more concisely than stating the target structure using a null model.

It is more concisely shaped than some of its predecessors, partly because the Met owns only 11 confirmed Hals paintings — albeit more than any other American museum.

Taken together, our data showed that multi-markers integrated approach, other than the single one, might reflect the progression of RLNM more concisely, leading to a potential usage in tailored selection of RLNM patients to preoperative adjuvant therapy.

(A second, more concisely, says: "He's very creative").

Or more concisely: liberty and justice for all.

Few teachers spoke as caustically and no critic reviewed more concisely.

In fact, much of all this was said more concisely and wittily in Mad Men.