Thus, polynomial coefficients tend to also have very similar values and hence HMMs cannot observe a characteristic sequence of features that unfolds in time for every supported semantic class.
As has been noted elsewhere [ 25], although the sequence of events that unfolds after a given type of injury is highly stereotyped in sea cucumbers, the pace of regeneration is often not exactly the same in different individuals resulting in differences in regeneration progress at any given time point.
There is cosmic time, the time of the world that unfolds as a sequence of uniform, qualitatively undifferentiated moments in which all change occurs, but in which any present is defined simply in relation to what comes before and after; these times come before this "now," those after.
As participants in (what Thoreau called) "the great central life" of the earth, rocks have a life that unfolds in time sequences that are quite different from ours and yet also subject to the impermanence that conditions all things.
The majority of these includes reference to route planning and plan execution and describes an iterative sequence of perceptual and cognitive processes, including decision-making, that unfolds during wayfinding (Spiers & Maguire, 2008).
In the prank-style sequences that unfold, two masked writers tag windows using what looks at first like actual spray paint on storefronts around LA. Bystanders are unsettled, until they see the tags are wiped away to reveal a streak-free surface.
The creators have also brought back the jumbled time sequences that deconstruct the narrative, and once again Patty's protégée, Ellen Parsons Rose Byrnee), is at the forefront of a mystery that unfolds in elliptical snatches of dialogue and grainily filmed flashbacks.
The indictment fills in several critical gaps in the sequence of events that unfolded after the electronic break-in at the D.N.C. and its partner group, the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, which helps elect House Democrats.
Even those who have defended Gelb's artistic choices at the Met — I am not one of them — must have wondered at the bizarre sequence of events that unfolded yesterday: it appeared that America's leading opera company was cracking up in public.
