The estimation of the measurement noise is achieved thanks to the transformation of the original system into a singular form where the measurement noise makes part of the augmented state.
Regarding the Soapbox column "Ambition Is Great, but Let's Leave Room for Late Bloomers," Sept. 28: I share David Carlyon's uneasiness with the laser-like intensity of parents and youngsters who want to excel so early in a singular form of achievement.
One of the central and strongest premises of McCaleb's work is that music is a singular form of procedural knowledge.
This was a singular form of forgiveness, and also, typically, of mischief; smoking was an expellable offense at that school.
And too often — like maids in Malaysia, Singapore, Saudi Arabia and elsewhere — they encounter a singular form of domestic violence: the abuse of maids.
Yet it is a singular form of art, a final intimacy.
And he wrote: "Will I return???" The graffiti was a singular form of expression, Beltrone thinks: not meant for the public, the way most graffiti might be, but not private like a diary.
I think it speaks to the notion that people are inspired by a sort of singular form of departure.
My only quibble with Adam is his use of the singular form: "a belief".
My only quibble with Adam is his use of the singular form: "a belief". Are firearms the only subject on which Americans are, let us say, a little batty?
For the purposes of understanding community perspectives or beliefs, a baraza (singular form of mabaraza) can be used as a venue for qualitative investigation, and because the baraza holds cultural significance, it may produce more meaningful community involvement than researcher-organized boards or focus groups.
