(Asked what composing programs he uses, he wryly suggested "spyware").
One day, we were talking about intelligence — what composes it, how it's manifest, agreeing that academic aptitude alone is not what propels civilization forward.
Two kinds of evaluation were performed, an objective based on the saliency annotation of the database and an extensive qualitative human evaluation of the automatically produced summaries, where we investigated what composes high-quality movie summaries, where both methods verified the appropriateness of the proposed methods.
The reductive commitment to the lower level is compositional, from epistemological analysis and metaphysical synthesis, but not derivational; we infer what composes the higher level but we cannot simply get all the relevant knowledge of the higher-level from our knowledge of the lower-level (see also Auyang 1998).
What composes the color of a forest or your child's eyes?
Without a species definition, there cannot be a single mathematical model to determine what composes a separate population or what form of selection is operating on a population.
Details like these, in such a casual setting, are what make Compose alluring.
Chefs on the Move MATTHEW LIGHTNER, who was the chef at Castagna in Portland, Ore., is moving east to become the executive chef at what was Compose in TriBeCa, where the chef, Nick Curtin, has left.
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