Her passions burned out, her money gone, her earlier days of wildness recurring to her in flashbacks, she has become a celebrity, a precursor to a movie star.
In Molière's plays, how many comic scenes can be reduced to this simple type: A character following up his one idea and continually recurring to it in spite of incessant interruptions!
This is why, during her great debate with Creon, while the king keeps recurring to the same point — that Eteocles was the champion of the city, and Polyneices its foe, and that "a foe is never a friend" — such distinctions are moot for Antigone, since the gods themselves do not make them.
A number of students report that particular poems stick, recurring to them at opportune moments: as a lieutenant, Andy carried Stevens with him in the Sunni Triangle; David, a captain who will return to West Point in a few years to teach English, still signs off his e-mail messages from Iraq with lines from Shakespeare's "Henry V," long passages of which he memorized as a plebe.
Disasters are recurring to global problems, which results in homelessness.
Recurring to social practices is also useful to link the MLP to social innovation.
Designers can then specify their systems without recurring to posynomial approximations and capturing arbitrary nonconvex constraints.
Nevertheless, it is possible to overcome this limitation by recurring to decomposition-based techniques.
Finally, recurring to the numerical method, simulation results with some applications show the effectiveness of the proposed neural network.
