Critical instance case studies focus on an unique case, without a generalized purpose.
Active learning attempts to address this issue by selecting a subset of most critical instances for labeling [58].
Tumor growth data represent perhaps one of the most critical instances of such a predicament.
That is true enough, but from time to time, at critical instances, great men have made a difference, for better or for worse.
In participating in a marketplace, buyers and sellers want the peace of mind that a neutral party can offer help during those critical instances when something goes wrong.
Active learning is used for classification when labeling data are costly, while the main challenge is to identify the critical instances that should be labeled.
Key messages At every event, handwashing with soap was stressed, particularly in three critical instances – before eating, after using the latrine, and before breastfeeding or preparing food for the family.
If an earthquake disrupts work at a critical factory, for instance, the value of factory capacity will immediately shoot up, and all the other factory managers will be highly motivated to see how they can reconfigure their own schedules to take over some of the extra work.
The previous shift (on the level of signifiers) from ELSI (S1) to ELSA (S2) allowed the researchers involved to cleanse themselves of certain undesirable connotations connected with the ELSI label (such as the reproach of being too supportive of genomics research as such) and to develop a new identity (involving more opportunities for taking a critical stance, for instance).
Discursive studies may take a critical perspective, for instance, exploring how different groups achieve and maintain their status through their control of conversational encounters and 'systems of knowledge'.
This doctrine is important in the Marxian dynamics in which the struggle of capital to avoid a falling rate of profit is seen as a critical factor leading, for instance, to unemployment, foreign investment, and imperialism.
