The translation is simple: Think of each permutation as a "city" and imagine a path from each permutation to each other permutation.
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We've heard these questions, or some permutation of them, before.
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The most popular permutation of the commercial will be aired.
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"It's interesting because it's all about permutation groups," Mr. Heinsdorf said.
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And then you can also think of permutations algebraically—there's a natural sort of "multiplication" on permutations, in which the product of two permutations is the permutation you get by doing one permutation after the other.
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Vampire tales proper seem to be a recent permutation on these beliefs.
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In mathematics, a permutation is the order of a set of numbers.
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Genre TV has been doing a permutation of this for a while.
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The dancers, ready to problem-solve, learn a different permutation for each performance.
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According to their analysis, any permutation less than that amount would be hawkish.
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The Instagram account names often have some permutation of bbg: erica_bbg, lizbet_bbg, Danielle.
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Beef noodle soup just happens to be the permutation that made it big.
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In many ways, it's just another permutation of campfire ghost stories or urban legends.
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Walsh promises some permutation of the policy stances that got Trump elected, minus the craziness.
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It's good to see this beast permutation adding to the richness and variety of the Druid class.
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Men grew soul patches Over the centuries, dudes have experimented with every possible permutation of facial hair.
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Within a four-minute span, Hickenlooper mentioned a permutation of the word "pragmatic" a half dozen times.
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All the GOP is proposing is another permutation of how to split 100 percent of the costs.
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Every permutation of novelty has been mined and exploited in the interests of capturing jaded diners' imaginations.
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Computer programs tend to take a "brute force" approach to the problem, systematically going through every possible permutation.
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Will a user be able to see exactly how much a campaign is spending in every specific permutation?
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House, partner, kids, one spot—she's not sure what permutation of those she is or is not after.
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Belkin is showing off USB-C hubs with passthrough charging and just about every permutation of cable imaginable.
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Having the ability to plot every permutation of the game and generate likely future scenarios would be empowering.
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In this permutation, you may be deemed a too-cute-to-be-trusted Vulpix or a sleepy Snorlax.
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In anime terms, one permutation of Haruhi would be watching all 14 episodes in the order that they aired.
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Finally we figured out that a memory leak was crashing the terminal program after some permutation of 256 lines.
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The latest FARA permutation is a stick to beat the Russian propaganda channel RT. This is grasping at straws.
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They returned not home, but to a permutation of it, one with an existential uncertainty that is no abstraction.
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Slater has a weirdly precise memory for waves, for every permutation over the years of a certain sandbar in Queensland.
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If there's a standout here, it's Gluck, playing the latest permutation of the confused but very-real-seeming teenage boy.
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This thanks to his embrace of seemingly every permutation of the brand's signature futuristic plastic disc and chain mail dresses.
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Instead, rival parties can try to pre-empt them with another permutation of seats that controls a majority in Parliament.
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There's Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, of course, which can basically be played in any permutation of controller and screen you like.
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This is why we've seen more than 240 companies try to tackle the urban transport market in nearly every possible permutation.
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"Every possible permutation," he wrote, has occurred in the realm of love and sex; shouldn't every story get to be told?
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Her phrases were torturously submitted to combination-permutation perversions by anonymous activators as part of their PLEASE CHANGE BELIEFS online project.
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The observed changes in hate speech usage were verified to be caused by the ban and not random chance, via permutation tests.
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I'm the uber-geek who should be pining over every possible design permutation and obsessing about an ultra-thin, super-curved screen.
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For us, ultimately, the story, even aside from the technology, is about this dysfunctional family that needs each other in some permutation.
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They've experienced every possible permutation of winning, and done so with a joylessness and an arrogance that makes them impossible to like.
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And then there are geode wedding cakes, Harry Potter wedding cakes, and just about every other creative permutation you can think of.
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You could dig through trash for hints about which units have alarms, run through every permutation of what the codes might be.
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Adjusting that formula to the next logical permutation, 1996's Load and 1997's Reload tinkered with slower tempos and rockier styles.
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" Making a course correction, the latest bob permutation is the mini-bob, so ultra short that Mr. Tran called it "the ear bob.
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That often means forgoing a major of choice, because essential classes conflict with some permutation of games, practices, meetings, film study, and workouts.
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Most of us, like it or not, long to have some sort of relationship with other human beings, no matter what permutation it takes.
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I just went the other night to see Mark Kozelek do his Sun Kil Moon permutation that's this little jazz combo that he's doing.
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Others see it as just another permutation of what's known as "slacktivism," social media posturing that ultimately has no effect on the real world.
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The other permutation—examining the frequencies of assists when a player has double-digit points and rebounds—does not yield quite the same smoking gun.
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The WRT32X is basically just a permutation on Linksys' existing WRT routers, none of which made PC Gamer's list of best gaming routers last month.
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It suggests the laws that govern our universe have no deeper meaning; that they are just one random permutation on the infinite fractal of reality.
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In other words, Siri will understand how you might ask a question about direction not so much by having every possible permutation of mapping questions.
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He scoured the literature for papers on how to construct short paths through permutation networks, and after a few weeks found exactly what he needed.
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Image: Wikimedia CommonsTraditional chessboard setups of the n-Queens Puzzle can be solved easily by computers using trial-and-error, systematically evaluating every possible permutation.
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YOU MIGHT think that, in the 81 years since the first "Superman" comic was released, every permutation of superhero plotline must have been thoroughly explored.
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Now, some analysts say, a permutation of that offer may be the best way to defuse the crisis over North Korea's nuclear and missile programs.
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The result is a browser-based Web app that allows users to generate recipes by selecting a permutation of ingredients and a style of cuisine.
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Another permutation of the "Uncle Joe" nickname is "Creepy Uncle Joe," and that version has been applied with respect to the candidate's interactions with women.
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The malicious software behind the attack was a permutation of the decades-old "worms," standalone software that can replicate itself and spread through computer networks.
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It was a 4/4 pulse nearly from start to finish, as the artist delivered incisively minimal sounds showing every permutation of a thundering kick drum.
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Already, almost every permutation of ZIP code, color, carrier and storage level examined by CNBC doesn't ship for five to six weeks — in other words, Dec.
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Television's efforts to wring every possible permutation out of the crime-and-punishment genre results in another bland series with "Conviction," premiering Monday night on ABC.
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The permutation differs from week to week, but today they are all present, drawn to my mother's home from the citywide web that connects us all.
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With each of the record's 17 tracks utilizing a different lineup permutation, Watt likens the studio experience to a wrestling ring, as exciting as it was intimidating.
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Before the story's end, hearts will be pledged and broken in various combinations among these and other characters, with every permutation attended by a chorus of kibitzers.
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But the hour is characterized, mostly, by the sense that Gordon's death marks the end of this particular permutation of friendships and the beginning of something new.
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But now that the vote is over, all of the plots for and against her, and for and against each possible permutation of Brexit, will be unleashed.
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A brute-force approach would involve testing 5,040 permutation strings of seven letters against a word list, so I figured a bit of skillful coding was involved.
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"It's a simple combination of substitution cipher and permutation," Philip Zimmermann, the creator of Pretty Good Privacy encryption and anti-nuclear war activist, told me over the phone.
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Researchers at Northern Kentucky University made 26 "adult social drinkers" (13 male, 13 female) attend six drinking sessions that involved alcohol and energy drinks in every imaginable permutation.
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By repeating this cycle until every election has been held out once, we were able to identify the permutation of variables expected to perform the best in the future.
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Even coming from a scene where stars and standouts record together so often that just about every possible permutation already exists, the eight-song project arrives amid heightened expectations.
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While BTS are experts at teasing homoeroticism in their videos, they're also experts at evading questions of shipping — though in fandom, you can find every ship permutation there is.
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Much like Trump's travel ban, each new permutation of the transgender ban has raised questions about what it is intended to do and what, legally, could take effect right away.
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The latest permutation on this theme occurred in May, when a self-driving Tesla-S failed to register the side of a white tractor-trailer truck against a pale sky.
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New viewers drawn in by the FOX/NBC madness will find something steadfast in the Nine-Nine and in seeing these characters support each other in every permutation and combination.
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The prospect of the creation of new classes of protected minorities, governed only by the mathematical principles of permutation and combination, clearly raises the prospect of opening the hackneyed Pandora's box.
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Tennessee troubadour Julien Baker, who started out as pop-punk before switching to a slower bare-bones approach, has somehow achieved such a permutation in a triumph of stark aesthetic simplicity.
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Under this permutation, it falls on the insurer to notice that he is bound to deliver the free birth control when the employer orders only non-contraceptive policies for his employees.
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So we declare the cost of each path to be simply the number of digits we have to attach to the end of the first permutation to get the second one.
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" Racial or cultural differences became one way to highlight the disparity and friction between the characters, but the genre's popularity spawned various twists, such as the sci-fi permutation "Alien Nation.
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The Junkyard Dog won his semifinal match by counting his own pinfall over Moondog Spot, which is a permutation I've legitimately never seen before in twenty some-odd years watching pro wrestling.
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Other platforms like Samsung's $80 SmartThings Hub basically allow you to wire up every permutation of smart sensor you can imagine (sometimes at the expense of security, compatibility, and ease of use).
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They have a finishing move named for the Dave Meltzer, the preeminent wrestling journalist and critic, and made sure to gratify the fans with an especially outrageous permutation during their match Sunday.
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If something is to be crowned the Song of the Summer, it must be malleable enough to fit any possible permutation of warm weather celebration possible in the radio-listening Western world.
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There are three celebrity references in the film, each so hyper-specific yet seemingly random that one can only imagine the fun they had trying every permutation before finding the best option.
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Look at the cars, the rockets, the internet-beaming balloons and gliders, the voice assistants, drones, augmented and virtual reality devices, and every permutation of artificial intelligence you've ever encountered in sci-fi.
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Doctor Strange Current status: Dead Before falling victim to the snap, Strange told Tony Stark this was the only way; he had looked into multiple futures and seen doom in every other permutation.
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That project was a 32-by-32 grid of pixels that turned on and off every pixel of the grid in every possible permutation to eventually display every possible icon on the grid.
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His treatment of "Paradise" is the crucial difference between Croatian Festival Permutation #0192 boat-party-house and the careful white cotton gloves treatment Nicholas gives Sade, as if her vocals were some forbidden manuscript.
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North Korea's permutation of negotiating behavior seems once again to be the tried-and-true technique in gradually attenuating its opponents' determination and thinning their patience through protracted delivery and other time-buying ruses.
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As the narrator of Thomas Keneally's latest novel, "Napoleon's Last Island," Betsy calls her family's guest other things too, and the permutation of Napoleonic names charts the changing attitude of the Balcombes toward him.
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An influx of connected devices entering the IoT ecosystem exponentially increases (1) the number of entry points exposed to breaches and (2) the permutation of paths attackers can exploit to arrive at targeted assets.
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Steyer's campaign also sells signs for nearly every permutation of Spanish-speaking voter: Latinos, Latinas, Latinxs, Hispanics, Hispanos, Hispanas, familias, and mamás can all declare that they are for (con) Tom for just $1.
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We've worked with the pair in almost every permutation, hosting Davis's music label parties and Reynolds's Citizen Book Club, and showing their work in group exhibitions alongside acclaimed artists like Hannah Black and Dread Scott.
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A blue blood extravaganza was kicking off the start of the 2019-20 college basketball season on Tuesday night, with one very realistic permutation of the Final Four playing a doubleheader at Madison Square Garden.
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In the flat, placid grid of the piece "Permutation 8" (2018) the pins interlock in a skein that might indeed go on forever, evoking a chiasmus of the line from the famous William Blake poem.
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The original take on Christian girl autumn feels like a different, sharper permutation of the "basic bitch" trope, an increasingly common designation for women considered to be mainstream trend followers, to the point of mockery.
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It can earn $1000 a month per barbershop, and there are 300,000 barbershops in the US. While the X for Y startup cliche might seem a bit tired, Squire may have found a permutation that works.
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CBS followed the next summer with two more imported European concepts, "Survivor" and "Big Brother," which offered the next permutation on "game shows," in that case wedded with the formula of a reality-based soap opera.
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Then, once you turn her on, you can request that she play Tom Petty, jazz, Taylor Swift, or any other permutation of playlist, artist, or title available on Apple Music, Google Play Music, Soundcloud, or anywhere else.
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What awaits the unseasoned robot vacuum buyer as they resign themselves to hours of online research to try to inform — or, well, form — a purchase decision is a seeming endless permutation of robot vac reviews and round-ups.
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So if Bernie Sanders wins the White House, a permutation that is now less unfathomable than it used to be, chances are very high he would have to govern with at least one Republican-held branch of Congress.
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His tweet caught the eye of Egan, who was a mathematics major decades ago, before he launched an award-winning career as a science fiction novelist (his breakthrough 1994 novel, in a happy coincidence, was called Permutation City).
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That means, he explained, that "password attempts speed went from 45 passwords a second to one every 18 seconds," referring to the difficulty of cracking a password using a "brute force" method in which every possible permutation is tried.
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But the decision by "Dancing With the Stars" to cast Mr. Spicer is an even more cynical permutation of that strategy: a mainstream brand attempting to make money off the chaos and controversy that has overtaken American political life.
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The group has a bedrock relationship with groove, but also a genius for permutation: Mr. Guiliana chops up the beat in deft, destabilizing ways, and Mr. Lindner, favoring a Wurlitzer electric piano with pedal effects, brings welcome grit and woozy atmosphere.
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In more than one instance, Batman uses a permutation of the "not all men" rebuttal to correct Wonder Woman's notions about Earth — never mind that she is a longtime observer of its cyclical nature of man-made wars and strife.
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In the superpermutation problem, we want the shortest possible sequence of digits that lists all the permutations, so the goal is to travel through the permutations in a way that adds as few digits to the starting permutation as possible.
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The latest permutation under discussion would send Mr Timmermans to the commission and Kristalina Georgieva, the Bulgarian head of the World Bank, to the helm of the council, with Mr Weber as parliament president and Mr Michel as High Representative.
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In the past decade or so, the restaurant's signature dish, hot chicken, has proliferated worldwide, and the original incarnation, fried chicken bathed in fiery spices, has been subjected to relentless permutation—tacos, ramen, sushi, oysters, apple fritters, empanadas, pâté, poutine.
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But Halt and Catch Fire is, on some level, an optimistic show about the hope that the next permutation of yourself, the next relationship you enter (whether personal or professional), or the next big idea will be the one that offers you salvation.
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But the absolute pinnacle of this permutation of panic has already been compiled by Wesley Yin-Poole for Eurogamer, in which he runs down the list of breathless tabloid articles warning of safety risks posed by the game—particularly, of course, to children.
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Other observations I took away: coconut in every possible permutation; maple on the rise, challenging honey; and new dessert hummus in flavors including chocolate and snickerdoodle, like eating frosting by the spoonful: Naia Home Cranked ice cream mix, $13.99 for 2 quarts, homecranked.
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There's only one remaining permutation of these three letters: those fine folks we know of in this country as the Internal Revenue Service, the I.R.S. I can't wait for something to come along tomorrow and replace this song in my head, frankly.
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But the absolute pinnacle of this permutation of panic has already been compiled by Wesley Yin-Poole for Euro gamer, in which he runs down the list of breathless tabloid articles warning of safety risks posed by the game—particularly, of course, to children.
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A new study, published in The Journal of Artificial Intelligence Research notes that as the equation is heightened to n-1,000 with 1,000 queens to place, AI tweaks out, sending itself into infinite permutation attempts like a frustrated Roomba trying to vacuum a corner.
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As queer theory and acknowledgement of the full spectrum of gender non-conforming identities have spread into the wider culture over the past decade, a new obsession with categorizing every possible permutation of gender and sexuality has arisen among both straight and LGBTQ people.
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It's impossible for the Academy's rules to capture every possible permutation of film that might be submitted for consideration — especially in a rapidly changing and globalizing world, where funding for movies and the languages they're told in may vary wildly from case to case.
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Currently on view at Kenise Barnes Fine Art, the artworks in Polypetalous feel like disparate strands of DNA, as if every drawing is a genetic permutation of a singular, floral design, adhering to the same base format but with the details within each piece varying tremendously.
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As the 2019-20 college basketball season kicks off, with one realistic permutation of the Final Four playing a doubleheader, No. 1 Michigan State faces No. 2 Kentucky, while No. 803 Kansas plays No. 4 Duke in the Champions Classic at Madison Square Garden in New York.
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Netflix's choose-your-own-adventure movie is a haunting and wholly original feat of filmmaking—but it's also supremely frustrating, because the thing is so complex that you probably won't ever be able to see every possible permutation of it, no matter how hard you try.
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Microsoft's plan with the Surface brand is not to, so to speak, flood the zone, covering every possible permutation of the venerable PC. Its all-in-one Surface Studio only arrived last year and it's literally taken them years to build a non-convertible version of a laptop.
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And the newest permutation of the filter is now more like a fortune-telling randomizer that tells people what kind of year they'll have in 2020, perhaps signaling the death knell for these as personality quiz filters and instead transforming them into loosely predictive, Magic 8 Ball-esque ones.
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Attendees of West's Madison Square Garden album and clothing line reveal received a puzzling email after the official album release claiming the existing 18-track permutation of The Life of Pablo is, in fact, a "partial version" presaging a final one to be unveiled in the days to come.
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You have to wonder if the New Girl writers really sat down for hours or days to catalog every permutation of the "last-minute-romantic-wedding-scene" in Hollywood history before landing on a new version: Schmidt and Cece's adorable video chat montage (as if any airport has wifi that strong).
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The cries of free speech, similarly, haven't gone away, and it's worth noting that many of the Usenet members, and particularly the meowers, were students: This was another permutation of an ongoing campus debate, proving that the kind of mass outrage we see on Twitter is by no means a modern phenomenon.
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When I finally identified some peculiar prandial permutation of edibles he would eat with reliability — for a spell, cubes of flavorless chicken breast, still-frozen peas and a ketchup smiley face — I would begin its preparation, only to be met with the fury of a thousand Jewish grandmothers confronted with an inattentive deli waiter.
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And though "Bel Air" is the longest and most winding of them all, it's never taxingly so: it's a piece that's so of itself, as if these notes and tones and beats and lyrics were always meant to be in this order, even if it took the band trying every combination and permutation of each to get there.
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The curve in the upper left-hand corner looks like the same curve of the hangar where the explosion hit BB-8 and Poe: Here's an empirical truth: When the Millennium Falcon comes swooping in and blasts a TIE fighter (or any permutation of a TIE fighter) to pieces, it will induce goose bumps in any human with a soul.
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To that extent, "The Rise of Skywalker" feels like a welcome course correction, featuring sequences and references that more cynical minds will dismiss as "fan service," but which derive emotion and power precisely from the bond and investment the audience has forged not just with this permutation on the story, but all of it going back to the original trilogy.
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Anybody who's listened to the radio during the past year and inadvertently (or otherwise) developed a taste for the bland, luscious, sensitive EDM permutation known as tropical house will instantly delight upon hearing this album, as will anybody who loved the sexy upbeat songs on Justin Bieber's Purpose but yawned and/or groaned when he strummed an acoustic confessional or spouted a didactic ballad.
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A programmer trying to formalize a specification for a sort program might come up with something like this: For every item j in a list, ensure that the element j ≤ j+1 Yet this formal specification—ensure that every element in a list is less than or equal to the element that follows it—contains a bug: The programmer assumes that the output will be a permutation of the input.
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The first season of "Legion" is only eight episodes long, and fully four of those episodes — beginning with David's Farouk-enhanced assault on the Division 3 compound to rescue his sister, continuing through the mutants' imprisonment in the hospital hallucination and their eventual escape, and culminating in Wednesday night's showdown — have basically been one big, protracted confrontation between David, Division 3 and the Shadow King, in one permutation or another.
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It includes a number of fun and experimental works: there are list poems of discontinued motion picture products and what was on television the night before it went digital; a Mad Libs-style poem with the blanks filled in with corporation names and trademarked products ("B®and Loyalty"); celebrations of movies ("Leo as Gatsby"); a New York School-style elegy ("The Day Farrah Died"); and formal experimentation using Brion Gysin's permutation method ("Everything Changed in a Flash").
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