Unlike some of Prokofiev's later work, there is little lyricism, as dancer and machine merge, no soft resting place for the ear.
A dosa was crackling crisp on the outside and spongy soft inside, ready to merge with its filling of paneer cheese.
Many conventional soft subspace clustering techniques merge several criteria into a single objective to improve performance; however, the weighting parameters become important but difficult to set.
Alcoa also agreed to merge its soft-alloy extrusion unit into a joint venture with assets of Orkla of Norway and said it might sell shares in the new company.
Ideas and concepts of distributed systems, artificial intelligence, and soft computing are merged into a unique architecture to provide the cooperation, flexibility, and adaptability required by knowledge processing in intelligent control systems.
Interesting papers merging soft set theory with fuzzy sets have also appeared; see, e.g., [7 9].
In actuality, each is a panoply of muted grays in which light, water and leaf and stem all but merge, forming a soft, nature-based calligraphy.
Proper merge of a soft and long initial DC current step followed by a suitable balanced final stage in PC allowed to obtain an interesting combination of significant hardness (> 340 HV) in parallel with a good oxide defectiveness state.
In the case consumers also obtain utility by consuming the components separately, Flores Fillol and Moner Colonques (2011) find that merging is a dominant strategy with soft competition and incentives to merge are higher if component demands are not too important.
This suggests the muscle originating from it was also large, and projected anteroventrally to merge with the soft palate.
