But polls in battleground states appeared to show the race to be back where it was before Mr. Obama went on a run, and Mr. Romney stumbled, after their party conventions, with Mr. Obama for the most part holding slight but shrinking edges in surveys, within their margins of sampling of error.
For GFFR, enlarging or shrinking the edge bandwidth B e does not change the optimal sub-band allocation.
The tree space, as a compound of orthants, is not a convex subset of R + 2 n − 1 : while one can form a linear interpolation between two trees of different topologies in the embedding space R + 2 n − 1, by simply shrinking the edges to be removed and simultaneously growing those to be created, the cooccurrence of incompatible edges along this path places it outside of the tree space.
While the share of Americans who can trace their roots to immigrants who came directly from Europe has been shrinking, "the edges are getting blurrier," says Jeffrey S. Passel, senior demographer of the Pew Hispanic Center.
Shrinking the edges of the volume for the automatic segmentation did help the system to delineate the atrioventricular plane better for some patients, but required manual adjustment, which might introduce observer bias.
At the wound edge, shrinking is often not confined to an individual junction or pair of cells.
Furthermore, the number of contractions correlated with the extent of overall junction shrinkage (supplementary material Fig. S1Di,ii), indicating that the pulses may drive junction shrinking in wound edge cells.
But now scientists have found a way to give immune cells an edge, thereby shrinking tumors throughout the body.
The grain of the cloth, its weave, texture, irregular edges, fraying, shrinking or stretching are her subject matter.
One confounder concerning stereological 3D methods involves brain section shrinking that affects the edges more than the center of the slice [54].
