Despite Dechy's imploring look, the Portuguese chair umpire Carlos Ramos, one of the most respected in the game, called a let and ordered the point to be replayed.
Twice in that sequence Mourinho's side were pegged back by late equalisers, which is always a deflating experience, but to take them in order, the point squandered against Stoke was due to a goalkeeping error by David de Gea.
There was a controversial finish when Sharapova's serve at 40-15 was initially ruled out but the call was overruled by the chair umpire, who ordered the point to be replayed.
The topic was "in the weeds," a restaurant term for being slammed with orders to the point that all hell breaks loose.
Projective geometry has a lattice structure that can be seen by ordering the points, lines, and planes by the inclusion relation.
However, where RANSAC uses random samples of points in the fitting trials, DIRSAC DIRects the sampling by ordering the points according to their contribution to the solution constraints.
In general, logarithms of the number of streams of a given order, when plotted against the order, the points lie on a straight line (Horton 1945).
The average value is: R ¯ 1 ( 1 ) = z 2. Without loss of generality, it is possible to order the points by imposing that r2 > r1.
As in the case with n = 2, it is possible to order the points as that r1 < r2 < · · · < r n, without losing any generality.
