n. (also razor's edge) 1 keen edge. 2 sharp mountain-ridge. 3 critical situation. 4 sharp line of division.
... ofcomparisons Takes - like abomb takes - like ahedgehog like arazor double edged beret , like anexplosive in20 stings snake two meters tall - Mayakovsky ... ... is.severe ; Cupid does notdestroy anddoes nottear theshackles .; Andthereisnoend tolife andtorment - the.edge Ican see without eyes ; mute , let out ahowl .; Andthethirst fordoom ... (Rhetoric)
... times Therearethree main options forahandshake :.Thepalm isstretched strictly vertically (Figure , edge down , fingers .slightly apart Theother person gives you thesame hand ... ... theycan beapplied or.where nohandshake data ispermissible Figure Palm down Figure Edge down Figure Palm up Figure 24 aFigure 24 bFigure 25 ... (Kinesika)
... is no longer complete and exhaustive (since .it does not cover these grounds ), that is, the conditions for. using the Occam 's razor are not met The meaning of the term "razor " In philosophy , the term . "razor " refers ... ... to a tool that helps throw away (shave ).unlikely , implausible explanations And since the razor blade (razor ) is a shaving tool ., the same name was transferred to the truth tool Examples ... (Models and research methods)
... .S - theapex oftheconical surface Acylindrical surface isaspecial case ofatorso ., inwhich thereturn edge isapoint atinfinity Рис 96 ... ... andisa.geometric part ofthesurface determinant Algorithmic part istheindication ofthetangency ofthe.generators tothereturn edge Theconical surface isaspecial case ofthetorso ., inwhich thereturn edge tdegenerates tothepoint ... (Descriptive Geometry and Engineering Graphics)
... should beoutlined inbrighter lines Build avolume perspective (spatial points orvertical edges ).Forconvenience ofexplanation , we willcall thesevertical edges .bytheirvertices Forexample , edge K- oredge ... ... .itisdepicted infull size - from thepoint 3 =.2 otheperpendicular isrestored andtheheight ofthis.edge istransferred from thefacade toitTheedge K- serves asthe scale ofheights - for.theedge L- , iefrom K- conduct ... (Descriptive Geometry and Engineering Graphics)
... Arandom graph isobtained from aset ofn.isolated vertices bysequentially randomly adding edges connecting vertices Thepurpose ofmodeling random graphs istodetermine at.whatstage acertain property ... ... Themost commonly studied isthedistribution proposed byHilbert .anddenoted byG ( n , p ), inwhich any possible .edge appears independently withprobability < p < Theprobability ofa.random graph withmedges isequal topm (1 ... (Probability theory. Mathematical Statistics and Stochastic Analysis)
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