An individual's high school, LinkedIn connections and - to an extent - the university they attended are just three more examples of essentially arbitrary characteristics that could become more and more significant in candidate selection as a result of the algorithm's iterative nature.
It was expected that the importance of these distributions for CS systems with PCM of Gaussian inputs should be as great as that of the Wishart's Goodman's distributions for systems with arbitrary characteristics of receive channels.
Feature adaptation schemes that preserve accuracy have to be utilized in order to obtain common representations of arbitrary biometric characteristics (several approaches to extract binary fingerprint templates have been proposed, e.g., [211, 212]) allowing biometric fusion in a form suitable for distinct template protection schemes.
Another option, of course, is for people to simply stop judging others based upon arbitrary characteristics they have little to no control over.
No explicit examples are known, except diagonal type and the following: the classification of the finite dimensional Nichols algebras over finite groups, semisimple but neither simple nor of diagonal type (arbitrary characteristic) was achieved in [50].
It should be recognized though, that chronologic age is an arbitrary characteristic of a person.
If she is right, facial beauty ceases to be an arbitrary characteristic and instead becomes a reliable marker of underlying desirable behaviour.
Could it be, finally, that these artists have been grouped according to an essentially arbitrary characteristic?
Data inputs consist of a water application rate or the rainfall hyetograph of a storm of arbitrary duration, soil hydraulic characteristics and antecedent moisture, and the slope's hydraulic and geometric characteristics.
The characteristics of arbitrary proportions of our approach makes it have a wide range of applications.
