And the pose factor comes in.
Figure 1 Illustration of intrinsic mouth variation over identity (upper row), expression (middle) and pose factors (lower row).
Pose factor is, naturally, very important when it comes to trips such as this.
In contrast, reflection surveys have rarely been conducted in volcanic regions on land because of the many difficulties posed by factors such as artificial noise and complex geological structures (e.g. lava and volcanic deposits).
The boring-but-important 12-page document issued in January tells the armed service chiefs and top civilian officials to identify how climate change will affect their missions, figure out how to manage any risks it poses, and factor those into their planning.
Using resonant antennas can be the most fulfilling experience of antenna use, however space and materials can pose a factor in using several antennas that are resonant to each band.
The most significant factor posed by birds is fecal contamination of water, which is subsequently used for irrigation or processing produce or fruits.
Ongoing and inadequately compensated consumption of platelets and coagulation factors may pose a risk factor for bleeding, especially in perioperative patients.
However, FBS has a poorly characterized composition and poses risk factors, as it may be a source of xenogenic antigens and zoonotic infections.
On the other hand, though the Newton algorithm has the advantage of very fast convergence rate near the solution (see [11]), there are many factors (for instance, the ill-posed factor) to affect the convergence of Newton iterations for the p-Laplace equation.
Mr. Hanna said the potential hazards exotic animals posed outweighed other factors.
