urania

The podcast Song of Urania does a super deep dive into the history of astronomy, including this specific measurement.

In parallel, Urania simplifies solutions from the pool by probabilistically removing elements whose removal does not impact the overall sensitivity.

The way the the Faema e61 looks doesn't hurt either, only rivalled by the lever action Urania in my opinion.

Upon convergence, Urania repeats and chooses a new target from the pool.

Faema Urania and e-61 are my top choices.

When one of the local optimizations of Urania finds a better parameter setting for a setup in the pool, it replaces the old solution with the superior one.

Gas-lantern mantles of urania and thoria.

For each local optimization, Urania chooses a target from the pool according to a Boltzmann distribution, which weights better-performing setups in the pool higher and adds a small noise to escape local minima.

It does look like the gradient descent is paired with a type of genetic algorithm: > For each local optimization, Urania chooses a target from the pool according to a Boltzmann distribution, which weights better-performing setups in the pool higher and adds a small noise to escape local minima.

However if there were a law requiring low resolution imagery of Iraq I could see someone could make the opposite argument: it was done so we can hallucinate in aluminum tubes that could surely only be for centrifuges, blurry yellow shipments of imagined urania, etc.

Of the enterprises with some military importance, the "Luther" plywood factory and the Urania-Werke-run cable factory were destroyed.

WTF is Urania ("astronomy & astrology") doing in that group?

Straight out of Dickens: Urania Wallop: "Not long after the botched elopement/abduction, Urania ordered that her son be strapped to his bed." Coulson Wallop: "[Jane Austen] was, however, less impressed by his dim-witted younger brother Coulson, whom she regarded as a cad given to drunken habits and indelicate language."

I’d like a lever action too - I’d love a Faema Urania, similar but better styling to what I have.

The pinnacle for good looks has to be the Faema Urania.

While if it's a more uncommon or obscure name (like Agnomemnonas, or Urania) I generally have to recall and read it out letter by letter.