Sentence examples for primal figures from inspiring English sources

"The very air of Jamaica seems thick with great truths and inconceivable, magical mysteries," he writes, later calling Rastafarians "primal figures" who "could appear as archetypal and prophetic as a West African baobab tree".

Although the projected subgradient method may exhibit some fluctuations in primal value (Figures 4 and 5), we conclude that our proposed algorithm taking power allocation into account outperforms some previous works in terms of spectrum efficiency and QoS satisfaction.

Bayley himself calls his immediate predecessor for his wife's affections "the primal power figure.

This primal accident, the figure 8 of bad driving, was the base of a graphic montage that ended in high-speed collision and hideous death on the road.

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Where Bosch was fixated on freakish figures and primal-scream religiosity, Murillo favored comely young moms and happy toddlers playing the Holy Family.

As Breger, an emeritus professor of psychoanalytic studies at the California Institute of Technology, understands it, Freud turned himself into a cult figure, the primal father in the midst of worshiping, warring sons.

Figure 3 Primal and dual iterates in dual stochastic gradient descent.

In short, we notice that (i) all values increase and (ii) there is at least one value below μ ∗. Figure 2 Primal and dual projections lead the updates of μ towards μ ∗.

As depicted in the figure, a primal decomposition approach updates y k by adding the subgradient to the point and, if the result is not feasible, a projection corrects the situation by finding the closest point in the feasible set.

At the magnification employed, a high degree of scattering was observed with a barely cohesive force of particles accumulated in untreated powder sample (Figure 11a), while the close bonding of scattered powders and dense and smooth polymer coating appeared on the surface of Primal SF treated sample (Figure 11b).