The team is now investigating the possibility of adding other attributes to their model, so that it could modify faces to be both more memorable and to appear more intelligent or trustworthy, for example.
The United States is no longer seen as "that awesome, nor is it trustworthy, and its example to the world and admonitions to China should therefore be much discounted," Mr. Wang writes of the general view of China's leadership.
As a result, some cancer patients express a wish for more, and particularly trustworthy, information, for example through telephone advice lines [ 8] or through national health service provision [ 27].
Trustworthy people, for example: Keep promises they have made.
Although we have shown previously, that not all entries in miRBase are trustworthy [19], positive examples (1829 filtered hairpins with mature sequences) for human miRNAs were obtained from miRBase (http://www.mirbase.org, release 20) since it is the most comprehensive repository.
Broadcasts by Radio Martí, for example, are trustworthy sources of information for the Cuban people.
As Obama's example illustrated, "most trustworthy" is a relative term that is gradually losing its meaning as well as its commercial value.
Though, while Breitbart and the Daily Mail are labeled 'biased', Fox News and The Sun, for example, do get a trustworthy tick.
This example shows that a trustworthy adult person is essential for effective prevention and early intervention.
Lexicographic heuristic: The most important feature will be chosen first and the alternatives will be ranked accordingly [17], for example the cheapest, fastest, most trustworthy, etc.
For example, a service provider might be trustworthy in delivering SaaS but not PaaS or IaaS.
