Actually, I would argue that to some extend all of them are true:
An opinion is a personal view or attitude.
-this is definitely true, it's basically a definition of an opinion
An opinion is often indicated by the use of adjectives.
-this is true! for example "my teacher is nice"
An opinion is often used as evidence in a news article.
-this is the weakest statement (but I think that it's still not false). I would however choose this as the right answer: opinion is not an evidence for anything except this opinion ( so it's valid for example for the news of "the president thinks that" if the opinion is that of the president.
An opinion has the potential to promote bias.
- this is true!
The correct answer is letter A
The technique is computationally intensive, due to the exhaustive search for sub-regions and the generating, in order to provide the best filling in other regions of the image. This research proposes a new form of compression based on that, using the sequence of points generated by the iteration of it. Understanding a TA as a dynamic system in discrete time, each new point identified is a direct consequence of the iteration of the TA over the previous point, allowing the capture of similarities in this sequence of points. By saving the AT coefficients and the initial coordinates, it is possible to reconstruct the image by the AT iteration from the starting point.
Answer:
enumerated powers, implied powers, and inherent powers. Enumerated powers, sometimes called expressed powers, are given directly by the Constitution.
Explanation:
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