Provides a calendar/planner function that serves as a visual guide to assist student with course scheduling.
Measured data is fit with a reference function that serves as the basis for the envelope used in uncertainty space to quantify measurement uncertainty.
Note that this adjustment cannot be performed if the classifier does not provide probabilistic predictions even if the classifier provides a numerical decision function that serves as a surrogate for classifier confidence (since the decision function may be scaled arbitrarily).
To capture this phenomenon, the two-dimensional function that serves as the intension of a sentence must be defined over pairs of one centered and one uncentered world rather than over pairs of two uncentered worlds (see footnote 3 ' for an explanation of the notion of a centered world).
The resulting correlation function that serves as the coherence gate does not taper-off smoothly, but instead has side lobes (even after using smoothing windows such as the Hanning window).
As a firm, we have identified 6 broad functions that serve as value drivers to ensure success of our fund: (1) LP Management, (2) Deal Sourcing, (3) Diligence and Deal Structuring, (4) Portfolio Company Operations, (5) Deal Realization, and (6) GP Management.
Results from directed laboratory evolution experiments indicate that the evolution of a new function is driven by mutations that have little effect on the native function but large effects on the promiscuous functions that serve as starting point.
In the proposed approach, the high-dimensional random variables, included in the original spectral representation (OSR) formula, could be effectively reduced to only two elementary random variables by introducing the random functions that serve as random constraints.
It was proposed that the evolution of a new function is driven by mutations that have little effect on the native function but large effects on the promiscuous functions that serve as the starting point (Aharoni et al. 2005).
Nebert [ 7] surveyed TF activities in cancer, emphasizing the roles of TFs as proto-oncogenes (gain-of-function) that serve as accelerators to activate the cell cycle, and as tumour suppressors (loss-of-function) that serve as brakes to slow the growth of cancer cells.
