In practice, facilitation fell to a much smaller set of people who had experience with the general-assembly process.
But back in 1962, it was a much smaller set of critics -- Tozzoli and his staff -- who kept exceptionally close tabs on the progression of Yamasaki's initial work.
Galileo demonstrated that the set of counting numbers could be put in a one-to-one correspondence with the apparently much smaller set of their squares.
The company, Crivella West, created a similar database last year when the state released a much smaller set of documents related to the involvement of Ms. Palin's husband, Todd, with state government.
A different and more complicated test for type 2 diabetes, measuring impaired glucose tolerance, can identify a much smaller set of people at high risk for type 2 diabetes, and there is evidence that interventions such as drug treatment might help delay the onset for those.
The process of representing a large possibly infinite set of values with a much smaller set is called "quantization".
Instead, the methods developed here determine a much smaller set of threats that need to be considered.
As a result, the classifier may use a much smaller set of features, even though there are many more relevant features are available.
Since (mathcal{N}) is a much smaller set than X, it is easier to study (J_{lambda} u)) on the Nehari manifold.
These algorithms make the functional identification of complex cells tractable, allowing guaranteed high quality identification using a much smaller set of testing stimuli and shorter time duration.
This is the main cause of having a much smaller set of images compared to the number of images used for 3D reconstruction.
