Besides, most of the previous methods incorporated only a single input featuretype, which limits the applicability to the wide functional space.
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The images accompanying each Fiction piece in our Summer Fiction Issue, "Crimes & Misdemeanors," featuretype designed by Timothy Goodman and photographs by Grant Cornett.
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For each of them, we reported the used data set, the featuretypes, the algorithm type, performance and potential methodological issues.
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At the edge of the plain is the landform they want.
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This stunning landform turns out to be a meditation on life and death.
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His sense of scale between a building and its setting predicted "landform architecture".
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We show a sea-bed landform imprint of a shelf-wide last glacial advance and progressive deglaciation.
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Another short question, on landform and pattern recognition, was accompanied by a low-grade image, they said.
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Instead, it is me, trying to get them to spot the change in soil and landform.
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Tiered like contemporary landform art, they were made nearly 2,000 years ago.
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The landform was worn and weathered, slumping and shot through with cracks, crevices, chimneys, ledges, and goat trails.
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But only one - Joseph Banks - got all the press coverage, and a major landform named after him.
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Maybe you dream of turning your lawn into your very own contemporary landform sculpture a la the British artist Charles Jencks?
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But in doing so, they can sculpt some unique and beautiful landforms.
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He identified heat as the causative factor of change in the earth's landforms.
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The resultant small gap is a place where history has been shaped by local landforms.
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Sloughs and cenotes in the landforms grew deeper, and hills flecked with chaparral and heat-stunted trees.
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He proposed this in his writings after exploring and mapping the landforms of the Colorado Plateau region.
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The bluff commanded a view of the surrounding countryside, an expanse of flatland strewn with jagged landforms.