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He started with a geometry known as "random close packing" based on Voronoi cells, which are good mathematical representations of many natural structures.

I have found satisfying representations of many Austro-German wursts, but the goose liverwurst I loved in Hamburg — natural casings lined with fat that could be spread on toast — has eluded me.

At the same time there has been an increasing realization that non-linear time series models provide much better representations of many empirically observed time series than linear models.

The coins of Athens preserve representations of many statues famous in antiquity that have long since perished, such as the Athena Parthenos of Phidias; the great Athena Promachos on the Acropolis, visible far out at sea; or the Dionysus of Alcamenes, possibly a pupil of Phidias.

Moreover, although thresholding rules are proved to be relevant strategies for estimating sparse signals [4], wavelet representations of many signals encountered in practical applications such as speech and image processing fail to be sparse enough (see illustrations given in [8, Figure  3]).

Buttman thought that it was what was afterwards called the κῶνος, that is, a metal ridge in which the plume was fixed; but Liddell and Scott (Lex, s.v). maintain with more probability that the φάλος was the shade or fore-piece of the helmet; and that an ἀμφίφαλος helmet was one that had a like projection behind as well as before, such as may be seen in the representations of many ancient helmets.

Aftra came to terms with producers, and picked up representation of many new television series.

"I was interested in attending Bill Cosby's performance in part to gain insight that would help me in the representation of many alleged victims of Bill Cosby," she said.

His reputation and success in such matters lead to his representation of many local, national, and international clients, typically involving complex interpretations of the law.

This suggests that transport models simply based on integrated measurements may not ensure an accurate representation of many of the important features required in three-dimensional transport models.

The parts and subparts are organized in terms of hierarchical dictionaries which enables part sharing between different objects allowing efficient representation of many objects.