In this way, though naive, we subdivide the larger triangles uniformly to get to the original triangle size in the 3D modeling by the DEM.
Though naive, she was a vision of glamour with her little black dress and jeweled beehive hairstyle.
But even though naive societies are more prone to these panics, Sjöberg stressed, this doesn't mean one experience inoculates a community against experiencing variations of them again.
The protagonist of most stories was the young Moomintroll, a happy and friendly, though somewhat naive, troll who was drawn to adventure.
The Daily Mail declared: "the work, though childishly naive, has extraordinary charm and decorative effectiveness", adding, "The hero of the hour himself, a humble and God-fearing man, was not present as he is seriously ill".
As Malden's wife, Ann-Margret spells trouble of another kind, though her naive impersonation of a wicked, wicked woman recalls the era when the femme fatale wore breastplates lashed together with spider web.
Though neither naive nor mum about its subject's destructive complications and contradictions, Alex Gibney's film gets through the biographical material quickly, the better to concentrate on the music and the performance -- that is, on Brown as a musician, a boss of musicians and as a public, political person.
The Framingham score, by contrast, was developed on a comparatively small (n=5573), homogeneous white, though treatment-naive, sample from a single town in the US between 1968 and 1975.
I'm with Maureen Lipman, though, whocalled it "naive and simplistic, with arguments culled straight from The Guardian".
It would be naive, though, to consider this act of looking a simple one.
Fletcher's picturesque outdoor locations show an Edinburgh very different from anything imagined by Ian Rankin or Irvine Welsh – though it is naive therefore to assume something less "real".
