The former considers a look from a specific viewpoint, and the latter evaluates importance of the texture, which we will explain in Section 3. The entire algorithm is depicted in Figure 1. Figure 1 Outline of our method.
"The principal reaction to the experience of Civil War seems to have been less to try to enroll the new science to a specific viewpoint than to aspire to its 'establishment' as a worthwhile step in itself," Michael Hunter wrote in "Establishing the New Science," his 1989 history of the Royal Society.
The requirement for balance need not prevent authors from proposing a specific viewpoint, but if there are controversies in the field, the authors must treat them in an even-handed way.
In this study, we consider the concept of a predicate (P) in a universe of discourse X from a specific viewpoint, i.e., the informational viewpoint with respect to its linguistic use.
Instead, she relayed a very specific viewpoint that she attributed to the president.
A review of the literature shows that current proposals are bound to a specific viewpoint or execution model or have important limitations.
"It really doesn't accomplish the purpose of a fact-finding mission if the facts are being presented by a group with a specific viewpoint," Allison added.
He disagreed with the majority's contention that there was viewpoint discrimination, arguing that no specific viewpoint was restricted.
At what point did you decide to use that platform to share a specific viewpoint?
What lends a sense of unity to the large variety of his writings devoted to so many different domains of knowledge, is his consistency in articulating questions, in applying a specific viewpoint and perspective, and a recurring use of specific key concepts and their concomitant terminology.
Most painters commit pigment to canvas, portraying static scenes from a specific viewpoint.
