However, in order to use an RBF in the topographic reduction problem, which does not have predefined targets but only considers the distance-preserving nature of the target values, the traditional supervised Radial Basis Function network needs to be modified by using relative supervision where it is only the relative distances between pattern pairs which are important [ 15].
Consequently, this p-value's actual rank in the list will be pushed significantly down the list (by the many occurrences of
"Where is it relative to where it started?" he asked.
Chinese officials present the policy as a success, claiming it has reduced the Chinese population today – relative to where it otherwise would have been – by some 400 million.
That inertial information allows the rover, when it moves about Gale Crater in the future, to adjust the antenna relative to where it thinks Earth is, maintaining the DTE connection.
When Democrats won overwhelming numbers of seats in Congress during the Great Depression of the 1930s, the Democratic Party itself actually shifted substantially toward the right relative to where it had been previously.
It moves and turns relative to where it is and which way it is pointing.
At 25 times earnings the stock may not be the bargain it was at $2, but relative to where it was ten years ago, there's no sign of a bubble here.
Figure 2c, d are the resulting G and 2D peak positon maps, which reveal frequency up-shifts (of as much as ~ 11 and ~ 8 cm−1, respectively) where the graphene sits on top of the MRR waveguide structure relative to where it is suspended.
On the dayside, however, the flux of suprathermal electrons is much lower and chorus generated near the equator in the lower band propagates to higher latitudes and lower relative frequencies where it may be observed as low-frequency chorus.
