I can't quite imagine Jil Sander, the precise modernist, pruning the scented roses and tying back the hollyhocks.
Technically, though, the term should be reserved for plants that are grown in shallow containers following the precise tenets of bonsai pruning and training, resulting in an artful miniature replica of a full-grown tree in nature.
Minor changes to improve the analyses respect to that paper were as follows: 1) for MP, the maximum number of tied trees was increased from 20 to 100 and the tree-bisection-reconnection algorithm, which is more exhaustive and precise than the subtree pruning-regrafting method used in [11], was chosen.
Space limits preclude precise prescriptions on planting, spacing, pruning, overstory management, harvesting, primary processing or other procedures for particular tree species or settings.
Topics covered: Growing tropical-origin plants like tomatoes and cucumbers, variety selection, planting best-practices, precise use of cultural practices including pruning and trellising.
It is not clear the precise moment when development (e.g. pruning or activity-dependent changes) turns into a degenerative process.
This developmental pruning refines neuronal processes and ensures precise connectivity.
The trials show that the M-Index outperforms the others in terms of efficiency of search-space pruning, I/O costs, and response times for precise similarity queries.
Nevertheless, it is still computationally expensive but when combined with coarse pruning the whole process is significantly faster and also precise (see Figure 9 and Table 2).
Indeed, that precise line and others like it are reiterated often in "Prune Danish," Mr. Mason's sixth and newest display of chutzpah to appear on Broadway.
