Others are complex: there is no pattern in the sequence 5%8£yu@*mS!}<74^F that one could exploit, and so a programme reproducing that expansion essentially reads 'write 5%8£yu@*mS!}<74^F', which is as long as the sequence itself.
Some sequences are simple; e.g. a string of a million '1' is simple: the programme need to reproduce it basically is 'write '1' a million times', which is very short.
These findings confirm the feasibility of our programme, which reproduces the internationally shared standards, and are in line with the results of Crisafulli and colleagues [ 24], which observed that, among all the individual comorbidities, either alone or in combination, only the presence of osteoporosis was independently associated with poorer rehabilitation outcomes.
The absolute errors (AE), i.e. the absolute values of the difference between the reproduced position and the target position, were determined using a MatLab programme.
Yet Cunniffe, bewigged to bear a strong resemblance to the Michael Dahl portrait reproduced in the programme, also captures Anne's neediness, especially when she craves a kiss from her beloved Sarah.
Reproduced in the programme for David McVicar's Scottish Opera production of The Rake's Progress, William Hogarth's paintings Before and After (1730-31) are a bromide to those inflamed by amatory desires.
This article is taken from the Glyndebourne 2013 Festival programme and is reproduced with kind permission.
Our model reproduced the entire female population invited into the programme during the period 1996 2011.
We chose the duration of treatment on pragmatic grounds, taking into account the feasibility of reproducing the treatment programme in primary care services.
Second, the algorithmic complexity of a sequence is the length of the shortest computer programme needed to reproduce the sequence.
