The speed of the learning process can be appreciated by looking at figure 5, which displays, for the whole population of subjects, the evolution of the tracking error δ averaged on each lap of the Lissajous figure.
Kincaid's only apparent subject is the evolution of Annie's emotional state as she is growing up.
After everyone was seated in the yellow room, a group of panelists — Alyson Waters (moderator), David Bellos, Lydia Davis, and Lorin Stein — took up the subject of the evolution of French translation over the past twenty-five years.
After everyone was seated in the yellow room, a group of panelists Alyson Waters (moderator), David Bellos, Lydia Davis, and Lorin Stein took up the subject of the evolution of French translation over the past twenty-five years.
E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet After everyone was seated in the yellow room, a group of panelists — Alyson Waters (moderator), David Bellos, Lydia Davis, and Lorin Stein — took up the subject of the evolution of French translation over the past twenty-five years.
Mr. Johnson has written an exhaustive work on the subject, documenting the evolution of tin and lead soldiers from the earliest known German "flats" of the mid-18th century to the more authentically detailed "rounds," as he calls today's more realistic figures.
The bank maximizes the discounted stream of future dividends subject to the evolution of capital and to the capital regulatory constraint.
Some are shaped like golf balls, some are shaped like pencils.... Now my main subject is the evolution of form, and the problem of how it is that you can get this diversity amid so little genetic difference, so far as we can tell, is a very interesting one.
Tested animals were suffering from fever, depression of appetite, serous to mucopurulent nasal discharge in adult subject and the evolution of clinical signs was fatal in lambs.
These developments apply to a diverse and important subject of the evolution of species, genes, and their regulatory systems considered in concert or separately.
