You might wonder, given such symmetry, what caused the couple to break up in the first place, but on this subject no one is willing to say much other than Meyers's opaque reference to the divorce as having been mutually agreed upon.
In the case of opaque reference structure, the visibility function v j (r) is binary valued depending on whether the point r in the object space is visible to the j th PIR sensor: Figure 3 Schematic diagram of the sensing model: The measurement space, reference structure, object space and sampling cells.
And it claimed the commission had documentary proof of how "relevant institutions" remained unconvinced about the importance of protecting the autonomy of the judiciary and commission.The statement, with its many opaque references, was confusing.
Lewycka confidently bandies around opaque references to short selling, collateral debt obligations and the Fibonacci series, and if she is even half right about the goings-on inside financial organisations it appears that the epicentre of malpractice is located somewhere inside the disabled toilets.
Martin Crimp, who adapted the version, and I agreed that he would confront all the opaque 19th-century references, either replacing them with equivalent, more familiar anecdotes or references, or removing them altogether.
"Then, on move 21, came Black's crusher: a6!" — totally opaque, as are references to the Najdorf Variation of the Sicilian Defense, the Giuoco Piano, and the Queen's Gambit Declined.
Watching The Breakfast Club next to Boyhood makes you ask, "How did we get here?" But even if it feels rudimentary by the standards of Linklater's film – using language and references opaque to today's adolescents – the film still resonates in unexpected ways.
Its reproducibility was tested on a reference succinite (opaque yellow, Natural History Museum, Milan) and applied to a large set of geological succinites to verify the robustness of the procedure.
At times, the references are opaque: In a section titled, "Government for the People," the draft is apparently referring to the impeachment of Mr. Clinton when it declares: "At a time when the nation felt betrayed by misconduct in high office, the Republican Congress responded with gravity and high purpose.
The judgments were somewhat opaque and never above a reference to Tacitus or Virgil.
