Near the end of the book, out on the water with the sailing partner he nearly drowned, their accident now dismissed, Jason shares with him a momentary sea current of connection: "Race relaxed his body against mine, and though we shouted rallies of orders and agreements in urgent, curt voices, from time to time we'd catch each other's eyes and smile, as if to say, 'Can you believe how lucky we are?
Note that for small link distances, both models behave analogously, and after a given link distance (in this case around 10 km), the harmonic potential models the increase in both energy and force to retain the connection, the Morse potential, the saturation of the energy, and the decrease of the force to relax the given connection.
(a) Release connection: nonessential links are modeled using the Morse potential so that if the cost to maintain the connection is too high the link is relaxed or released.
His connections were thoroughly relaxed about his performance and, while Coral eased him to 4-1 from 7-2 for the Gold Cup, he ran at least as well as last year and will assuredly be back at his peak, granted better going.
While this assumption is of course biologically implausible, it is sufficient to show interesting and non-trivial behaviors and will be relaxed to study more plausible connections in our future studies.
Mr. Terry's verbal humor and his playing are conversational and utterly relaxed, and the warmth of the connection between them was the real Valentine's Day treat.
When we're relaxed the brain is better at making connections, says Dr Mark Parkinson, a business psychologist.
Mr Rubin, who has been four years in the job, is suave and polished, a good listener, relaxed in conversation, a charmer (with superb connections on Wall Street).
Forces on terminal nodes causing excessive network cost are relaxed to avoid excessive loss of SD connections.
