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It is shown from the examples that the ANN has adequately recognized the characteristics of the monitored data sets retaining a generality for further prediction.

This is a generality for cases where (gamma > 1).

But we cannot consider their model as a generality for all CR use cases, so that other solutions have to be considered additionally.

"Life is a relationship between molecules, not a property of any one molecule" Emile Zuckerkandl and Linus Pauling [ 1 ] "Life is a relationship between molecules, not a property of any one molecule" Emile Zuckerkandl and Linus Pauling [ 1] Early last century, Paul Menzerath proposed a generality for language constructs [ 2].

In the absence of a more substantial showing as to Los Angeles' actual experience with the distribution of obnoxious handbills, * such a generality is for me too remote to furnish a constitutionally acceptable justification for the deterrent effect on free speech which this all-embracing ordinance is likely to have.

Most of these relationships have been studied before, but rarely simultaneously in a single experiment and never with a similar generality for different biogeographic regions (but see [50] for taxon richness – ecosystem function relationships of artificially assembled communities in three regions).

The notion of being hence assumes a generality that allows for God being included in the subject of metaphysics (Zimmermann 1998, 294 329).

Hayek's proposal for a generality or non-discrimination amendment to the constitution (defended here by James Buchanan) nicely illustrates what he took to be the practical upshot of his ideal of the rule of law.

The presented ANFIS is compared with a widespread neural network termed back propagation neural network (BPNN) and it appears a better performance generality for estimating the dam response.

This could be of interest for applied mathematicians, who could be more involved in the specific PDEs that have this gradient flow form, without a desire for full generality; for the same audience, a section has been added about numerical methods inspired from the so-called JKO (Jordan Kinderlehrerer Otto) scheme, and one on a list of equations which fall into these framework.

This proof is — for simplicity and without loss of generality — for a single smart meter and a single aggregator.