Religion therefore is not the denial or the overcoming of physical existence, but its gradual refinement to an infinitesimal point.
Since then, there has been a trickle of lifetime bans and the odd fine, but no way has been found to prevent the refinement of the gambling market to the point where thousands of pounds can be won or lost on a statistically irrelevant moment that in itself amounts to nothing – no result changed, not even a run forfeited.
It has been said before, but all the skills you need to be a mom -- multi-tasking, dealing with challenging personalities, long hours, stamina, never giving up -- are all practiced to the point of refinement as a mom.
There is sweep and grandeur to the point of excess, counterbalanced by refinement and delicacy.
It is useful to think of the representationalist explanation as starting with spatial properties as a first and most fundamental stage and then adding further refinements to that starting point.
To prove the point, we perform a refinement of an oft-cited example of emergence: the 'glider' pattern from Conway's Game of Life.
At the end of the 13th century stands Frauenlob (Heinrich von Meissen), who, by his versatility, his power of rhetoric, and his technical refinement, points to the stylized art of the later meistersingers.
We apply a local mesh refinement strategy at the points of singularity usually found in the payoff of most financial derivatives to improve the accuracy and restore the rate of convergence of a non-uniform high-order five-point stencil finite difference scheme.
In achieving the proposed EMG refinement, the most considerable point is to suppress a large change such as overestimation attributed to enhancement of the contribution of particular muscles to estimating torques.
The system comprises an offline classifier training process followed by a real-time refinement stage performed at the point of care.
