Two symmetrical couples share the lead spot (and swap partners), and on Tuesday, Rebecca Krohn, dancing at her best, couldn't help but pale next to Tiler Peck — no one in this company burns brighter.
However, human faces are homogenous objects, roughly symmetrical, that share similar salient shapes arranged in fixed locations across exemplars (e.g. two eyes above a central nose and mouth).
As shown in Figure 1, symmetrical dot pairs always shared the same luminance polarity, either black-black (1.0 cd/m2) or white-white (39.0 cd/m2).
The tapered flow tubes and pump chambers shared a same symmetrical plane, indicating that the pump is in a series structure.
When fully developed, the scales generally form symmetrical or regular patterns many scales share the same size and shape, and scales on either side of the body or head tend to exactly mirror each other.
Symmetrical ICO-learning does not anymore have one shared control parameter for the weight change, which for symmetrical ISO-learning was the derivative of the output.
The proportions were chosen arbitrarily in all but the last four pieces in the cycle: sonatas XIII and XVI use symmetrical proportions, and sonatas XIV and XV share the 2, 2, 3, 3 proportion.
Using novel Lyapunov Krasovskii functional, stability and tracking conditions of the coupled master slave shared autonomous systems are developed under symmetrical and unsymmetrical time varying data transmission delays.
A key question has been whether the centralized nervous systems found in many bilaterally symmetrical animals (bilaterians), which include vertebrates and insects, share a common evolutionary origin, or evolved more than once.
CIP and CIM share the major clinical sign of flaccid and usually symmetrical weakness.
House structures (n = 31) share specific architectural features, are consistently larger and more symmetrical in plan than other structures (n = 21), are associated with certain types of artefacts and ritual practices, and were rebuilt multiple times.
