But I would suggest that they are both part of a tradition in American cinema — a line that stretches back through John Ford to D. W. Griffith — devoted to plotting the intersection of intimate stories and mythical narratives, and to discovering moments when the ordinary crosses paths with the sublime.
On the BioGRID data, substituting original DSD for the ordinary shortest-paths metric improved all the function prediction methods we tested across the board.
Like so many rebellious, gifted American girls impatient with ordinary paths — Louisa May Alcott was of the same kind — she went on to avoid higher education and become a miscellaneous journalist, while still quite young.
In two short years, the ordinary young person's path to millions has been obliterated.
To overcome these shortcomings, the premium-penalty strategy has been introduced, and the pheromone diversity of the good paths and the ordinary ones is increased to polarize pheromone density of all paths.
As Typhoon Haiyan approached, tens of thousands of people in its path followed the ordinary drill: leaving their homes and sheltering in public buildings regarded as being storm-proof.
That is, experiencing and appreciating the ordinary as extraordinary follows a rather well-trodden path in aesthetics discourse, while experiencing and appreciating the ordinary as ordinary poses a specific challenge to everyday aesthetics discourse.
Estimation of the multivariate path model parameters is achieved by the ordinary least square method [ 24, 25] applied separately to each model (univariate or multivariate, as appropriate) for all variables except ln(Y) = ln WTH-21).
That Miss Brodie bolts at the slightest suggestion of the ordinary leaves Ms. Nixon, for once, in limbo in finding the path to her character.
