The first focuses on studying how visual search supports rapid goal recognition.
The networks are trained initially by genetic algorithm for the global search and rapid local refinements is attained through efficient interior point method.
He reminds us that, today, such dense cities are surrounded by ever-expanding and mind-numbingly banal outer-suburbia; as a consequence – in the words of the theorist of renewable energies, Peter Droege – the promiscuously sprawling 21st-century city is "a fossil-fuel construct in search of rapid restructuring".
The terms used in the search were "rapid palatal or maxillary expansion" in combination with "general health," "oral health," "breathing," "OSAS," "facial musculature," "muscle activity," and "chewing" (Table 1).
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In his search for rapid pathways to wealth and security, he launched business ventures which failed to prosper, and he died heavily in debt.
The search for rapid diagnosis of acute bacterial meningitis has lead to the further exploration of prognostic factors.
For this example case a keyword search allows rapid location of the process, using single keywords: 'osmosensory'signalinging'pathwayway', connected with the logical operator 'AND'AND
A patent was recently granted to the Mitel Knowledge Corporation in Kanata, Ontario, for a system that, among other things, searches for rapid speech, stuttering or profanity as indications of frustration.
To show off the technology, Mohajer performed a number of searches in rapid succession.
