The central empirical finding is that group discussion is likely to shift judgments toward a more
extreme point in the direction indicated by the median of predeliberation judgments.
A diversified competitive economy, and even one with the same degree of imperfection almost everywhere, finds itself on a hyperplane of dimensionality one less than the number of maximal
extreme points. Any interior point is a convex combination of
extreme points and can be reached by means of shifting productive factors out of one or several other activities at constant opportunity cost.
The projection method approaches the optimal solution from an interior feasible point and never visits any
extreme point solution until an optimal solution is reached.
1) x = 0 is a generic
extreme point of the following critical curve
Image processing needs to be decomposed to coordinate the use of the theoretical section of its extracted
extreme points and to ensure the consistency and overall trend of the BIMF decomposition characteristics of the final image.
If [MATHEMATICAL EXPRESSION NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII] for some c > 0 and some unbounded sequence [T.sub.n], then f is an
extreme point of the unit ball S([M.sup.p]).
The number of efficient
extreme point solutions to an MOLP grows rapidly with the number of objectives.
The
extreme points of the class [A.sup.p.sub.n](v,[B.sub.k]) are the functions [f.sub.1](z) and [f.sub.k](z), (k [greater than or equal to] n + p, n [member of] N) as defined in the aforementioned theorem.
An
extreme point in Cunningham's denigration of Vaughan is reached when she accuses him of being largely motivated in the 1879-80 public conflicts by a desire to impress Rome and advance his own career rather than to advance Church interests (p.
When they start out an
extreme point, they are likely to go much further in the direction with which they started.
At the most
extreme point, I thought I was going to have to pull into the threat, out of plane, to force an overshoot because of the continuing CBDR situation.