But for those who could bring themselves to dwell on the more trivial dimensions of the Dorset grey's success in the Hennessy Cognac Gold Cup here yesterday, it also called Denman to mind.
In this regard, we also provide an alternative definition of r which uses a moving window that has non-trivial dimensions in the horizontal direction.
Also, when operators need to prevent blockage in a high-capacity demanding event (for which they only have traffic predictions for each service) it is far from trivial to dimension resources.
At Harvard, in 1963, there was an added — though trivial, maybe unworthy — dimension to the loss.
*** At Harvard, in 1963, there was an added — though trivial, maybe unworthy — dimension to the loss.
Mei and Ling [5] first explored sparse representation into an on-line tracking system, where a trivial template with high dimension is introduced to approximate noise and occlusion.
any BdF variety which is standard (i.e., (m=2)) and is such that (A_2) has even dimension has trivial canonical divisor, as well as.
Extensions to higher (and lower) dimensions are trivial (e.g. 4D data would be represented by a k×4 matrix and use 4×4 rotation matrices and 4×1 translation vectors).
They showed that if a bounded digital image X ⊂ Z is nonempty and κ-connected, then its homology groups at the first dimension are a trivial group.
As reported in [25], increasing the entropy per dimension has a trivial effect on discretization performance through the employment of LSSC, with the condition that the quantity of quantization intervals constructed in each dimension is not too few.
