Under this assumption, a characterization of the non-trivial facets of the convex hull of Xρ(Z) for each relation ρ is provided, along with polynomial time separation algorithms.
In these settings analysis of flatirons and triangular facets is not trivial and may result in geomorphologic misinterpretations, hence undermine the interpretations of the geological structure and related deformation history.
He became infamous for a string of station orders on all facets of life, as trivial as an order to conserve razor blades by sharpening them on glass, and for considering requiring formal dress for dinner.
Our analysis showed that formalising the meaning of bio-models requires a significant effort and is not trivial, since the meaning appears from several perspectives and in different facets (cf. Figure 1).
There is an important facet to the interpretation of these experiments that may be explained by the trivial notion that ced-3 mutants develop more slowly than wild-type animals.
His trumpet playing was just one facet of a unique personality, instantly recognisable in the wide eyes, toothy grin and, especially, the gravelly voice which turned any tune, even the most trivial, into a moment of believable bliss.
The number of facets varies.
Both are entirely trivial.
