jacobean

He didn't think about the fact that the the KJV is written in Jacobean English because it was written in the Jacobean era, and that scripture only sounds old to our ears now because that translation has persisted for so long.

Often only Hessian-vector products or Jacobean-vector products are required, and these can be computed via more standard autodiff techniques, usually a lot more efficiently than if you were to compute the Hessian or Jacobean directly.

Also for models with lots of parameters, the Jacobean and Hessian are usually impractically large to realise in memory (N^2 in the number of parameters).

Right now we're doing Revenger's Tragedy, another Jacobean play.

I wonder if this is more common in Macbeth than in Shakespeare's other plays, whether it was a deliberate choice, and whether Jacobean audiences would have felt the same sense of creepiness.

Nazi Germany, Jacobean England and wartime America (Civil War or WW2) all had state command economies where the central authority controlled both the means of production (either de jure in the former case or de facto in the latter cases) and the monopoly on violence.

It's a parody of a typical Jacobean revenge like Webster's "Duchess of Malfi." The parody is pitch-perfect.

But what's funny is that this book is also written in faux-Jacobean English.