Robert Edmond Jones, (born Dec. 12, 1887, Milton, N.H., U.S. died Nov. 26, 1954, Milton), U.S. theatrical and motion-picture designer whose imaginative simplification of sets initiated the 20th-century American revolution against realism in stage design.
Yemen is a country whose politics defy easy simplifications.
Physically based surface runoff modeling was based on the St. Venant equations and simplifications thereof whose solutions required the use of numerical algorithms and became popular in the 1960s and the ensuing decades.
"The Disaster Artist" remains superficial, anecdotal, insubstantial, and utterly disingenuous, a work of calculation whose rigid boundaries, exclusions, omissions, simplifications, and sentimentalizing are the secret to its success.
Unfortunately simplifications may lead to models whose accuracy is only ensured for a limited range of physiological conditions.
The geometry of the rivet has been modelled with slight simplifications to head and buck-tail, whose radial values are 9.5 and 6 mm, respectively.
It's a crude but useful simplification to split playwrights into two camps: those whose gift is creating characters with their own distinct voices and those whose prose style comes through strongly in every character.
This observation suggests a further simplification of the PBG algorithm, by a-priori excluding the streams whose SNIR is below a certain threshold.
After simplification of the correlation matrix, we have a simplified correlation matrix whose cells are marked only 0 or 1 (as shown in Fig. 9).
Prospects for Change Professor Slemrod said that one populist approach to simplification would be to eliminate the need for the millions of Americans whose incomes are almost entirely from wages to file tax returns.
