Ideal Poetic Epitaph for Ideal Preacher: from 17th to 18th Century

Poetic Justice: Louis Brandeis’s Epitaph

Louis said from the grave, If I am Remembered, don't make me a sham Of a nice Jewish boy, Or the life of a goy (Not to shul [1], Christmas tree [2], and ate ham [3]). False biography would be a flaw-Don't recount what would stick in my craw And thus bring me to grief. For my spiritual brief Was Democracy. Ideas. The law. (It is clear to me that there's a God. Justice comes from Him. But it's no...

A Method to Find Ideal Points from Ideal Triangulations

In Yoshida [11], a method to find ideal points and boundary slopes from an ideal triangulation was introduced. But the method only gives a necessary condition which the valuation corresponding to an ideal point satisfies. We give a simple sufficient condition for the existence of the corresponding ideal points.

The Sociolect of 17th-18th Century French Settlers: Phonological Clues from French Creoles

Contemporary Memoir: A 21st-Century Genre Ideal for Teens

22 English Journal 99.4 (2010): 22–29 by a variety of new terms such as literary nonfiction, creative nonfiction, and documentary narrative. What distinguished these writings from conventional factual and informational texts was that they were not only well-researched accounts of real events or experiences but also artful narratives. They employed literary techniques borrowed from modern and po...

Ideal Evaluation from Coevolution

In many problems of interest, performance can be evaluated using tests, such as examples in concept learning, test points in function approximation, and opponents in game-playing. Evaluation on all tests is often infeasible. Identification of an accurate evaluation or fitness function is a difficult problem in itself, and approximations are likely to introduce human biases into the search proce...