In interviews, the athletes and the coaches associated with unbeaten teams and other so-called perfect achievements did identify certain commonalities.
Some perfect achievements have been made for the wavelet estimation in (L_{p}) norm by Donoho et al. [4] etc., when an unknown density function belongs to Besov spaces.
WHILE dozens of high schools in Westchester County posted near-perfect achievement scores based on Regents diploma data, several others lag far behind with only a fraction of students meeting standards, according to figures released by the state's Education Department on Wednesday.
He portrays the final product as a perfect communist achievement - a collective triumph that saved the motherland.
Einstein's theory, which explains the relationships among gravity, space, and time, is possibly the most perfect intellectual achievement of modern physics, yet studying it has always been a controversial endeavor.
For example, they put forward how young women have to relate to complex norms concerning perfect appearance, high achievement, and social status.
Tovey considered the duo's first movement one of Schubert's "most perfect and subtle achievements in form on a large scale".
The spectacularly pitched, preening central voice, so distant from McCabe's own, was an even more staggering achievement, perfected, he says, by reading Colette and women's magazines: "It's meant to be a small hand-grenade of a book, but a burlesque as well.
If that pursuit interferes with building the perfect list of achievements, let that go.
