My wife also likes to point out that I'm the one who remembers our anniversary and can recall who-what-when-and-where minutiae about our first date.
If Facebook is a place of indiscriminate musings and minutiae, where people report their every thought, mood, hiccup, cappuccino, increased reps at the gym or switch to a new brand of toothpaste, why not indiscriminate friendships?
An electronic fingerprint system first identifies a print's minutiae — places where something interesting happens in the pattern — and then plots their relative positions.
It is hard to imagine Mr. Volpe commuting to the suburbs every day in his new corporate role as director of strategic development and sitting through meetings about minutiae like where to put loading docks and what color to make aisle carpeting.
Donald Trump is often fuzzy on the details of his policy proposals, but a New York Times report has detailed another area where what seem like minutiae might pose a problem for the billionaire Republican presidential candidate: the registration on one of his private planes has expired.
Those apps were great for the small percentage of users who were already ultra-interested in examining the minutiae of where their money was going… But for those of us who don't want to deal with the cognitive overhead and depression that comes with knowing you're spending more than you should on things you don't need, they weren't very helpful.
Although evaluation of products from a single biometric supplier is essential from the supplier's perspective, testing of scenarios, where products (e.g., sensor, minutia extractor, minutia comparator) are provided by different suppliers, is very important for both integrators and operators to proof the interoperability prior to component integration and/or system roll-out.
where, p represents the paired minutiae (between the manually extracted and machine extracted), a represents the missing minutiae, b represents the spurious minutiae and t represents the true minutiae.
Ordinary people can imagine the erosion of their social surroundings in everyday terms of stories and images that are fed to them in an exaggerated form, of an existential fight between us and them over who owns even the minutiae of life: where we live, the languages we speak and, in the case of the halal certification "debate", what we eat.
Tierra Langley '15 is keeping a journal where she reflects on the minutiae of her daily life.
where Npair is the number of matched minutiae, M is the number of minutiae in the template set, and N is the number of minutiae in the test set.
