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And then there are hybrids that defy definition: China, with its large socialist legacy, is an obvious case, but Singapore is another, even more interesting, example.

A more interesting example is the case of a sequence {x k } composed of constant neighborhoods and impulses.

More interesting example is the function Φ ( t ) = e − 1 / t, t > 0, which models a curve 'flat' at the origin.

Then \(\sH\) has the two distinct choice functions \(f_{1}\) and \(f_{2}\) given by: A more interesting example of a choice function is provided by taking \(\sH\) to be the set of (unordered) pairs of real numbers and the function to be that assigning to each pair its least element.

As a more interesting example, in the above-mentioned Navinet, visual input characterizing a known landmark is only attended when belonging to the landmarks leading to the actually addressed food source.

A more interesting example is the one in which, even though two markers are only partially correlated, a classification model will not perceive any benefit from using both markers.

But there are more and more interesting examples.

He selects the more interesting examples and exhibits them at his site as found photos (www.10eastern.com/foundphotos.html).html

In any case, no age has offered more interesting examples of the way writers grow great in company.

The more interesting examples consist of statuettes of clothed women, some of them representing Zoroastrian deities such as Anahita.

I personally found nothing offensive about the IBM video, which invited aspiring female engineers to subvert a so-called "girly" household object into something more interesting (examples included a hot air-driven clock).