This approach creates textures which resemble the example texture even in the precense of complicated topological changes and significant surface stretching/compression.
If this fraction is large, the network resembles the example of Fig. 8 a, while if it is close to zero the network is similar to the example of Fig. 8 b.
The LazyNN_RF "localized" training projection is composed by examples that better resemble the examples to be classified, obtained through nearest neighborhood training set projection.
To improve community relations, Police Commissioner Bernard B. Kerik has given officers making stops marching orders -- to play the radioed description of a suspect for someone questioned for resembling the description, for example.
The dried product is later rehydrated prior to use in order to produce a food closely resembling the fresh crops, for example, in the use of dried vegetables.
The Warren Court's decisions in these areas resemble the paradigm examples of innovation in the common law, such as Cardozo's decision in MacPherson v. Buick Motor Co.4 In all of those areas, the Warren Court, although it was innovating, did so in a way that was justified by lessons drawn from precedents.
According to this view, advanced civilizations may not resemble the classic examples in science fiction, but might more closely reflect the small, independent Greek city-states, with an emphasis on cultural rather than territorial growth.
And sometimes, they arguably do, as in Aronson (which, viewed in a skeptical light, resembles the first Mikhail example above).
If the proteome resembles the Internet (for example), the implication would be that they share common optimality principles of organization.
** The transactions at issue in Sinclair (the oil sales), Weinberger, and Americas Mining below resemble the three Mikhail examples above.
Many of the swing states — certainly Ohio, for example — resemble the country in microcosm.
