I'm usually quite naive when that happens because I like to assume that people's intentions are good.
Characters gripped by new ideas are usually portrayed as naive or young.
However, when proving results on the statistics of elliptic curves, the curves are usually ordered by (naive) height.
In this article, we present SPEX (SPatial gene EXpression pattern EXtractor), a highly effective and reliable image processing pipeline for automated and concise extraction of bona fide gene expression patterns (rather than generic shaded areas as usually recognized by naive pattern extracting procedures), from Drosophila embryonic ISH results imaged from the lateral view.
While most SIVmac239-infected naive macaques usually fail to elicit NAb responses during the early phase of infection, some acquire detectable levels of NAbs against the challenge strain in the late phase.
In almost all, the most frequently recurring theme is that of the slightly naive, liberal innocent, usually an academic, hilariously abroad in an unfamiliar and occasionally slightly threatening context.
In almost all of Bradbury's novels, the most frequently recurring theme is that of the slightly naive, liberal innocent, usually an academic, hilariously abroad in an unfamiliar, and occasionally slightly threatening, context, a theme which developed naturally from his frequent foreign travels, often under the auspices of the British Council.
As it has been suggested that multinomial naive Bayes classifier usually performs better than Bernoulli naive Bayes model in various real-world practices [31], we take the multinomial approach here.
That is, the main theories of experience which uphold our ordinary conception of perceptual experience intentionalism and naive realism are both usually regarded as versions of direct realism.
He was critical of the fact that the script "requires Scully to be a lot more naive than she usually is".
