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This scenario forms an unbiased training feature space containing all possible instances with balanced density between the representative clusters.

We define P⊆R n as the vector-space (event-space) spanning all possible values vector p may take, and D⊆R m as the vector space spanning all possible instances of the duration vector d.

Just like the APC diagram allows for all possible combinations of period, cohort and age we may consider the vector space P spanning all possible instances of p. The calculation of durations between events as described in Proposition 2 can then be understood as a linear transformation from a vector space P whose bases represent events to a duration vector space D whose bases represent durations.

Using them, ProBMoT can enumerate all possible instances of process templates in the library.

There is no efficient algorithm to solve it in all possible instances.

Our goal was to enumerate all possible instances of STRs with 2 6-base-long repeat units efficiently.

In the default setting, the user can choose from all the possible instances of the reduction rules by reducing the input, and proceed by applying the rules incrementally to observe a possible computation trace of the DNA soup.

We believe that serum Epo concentration should be checked to detect any possible instances of secondary erythrocytosis whenever the hemoglobin level is disproportionate with the clinical condition.

Such a stance is typically coupled with an attempt to reduce universals to other entities such as sets or classes of their instances or, as Lewis (1986) has proposed, to sets of all their possible instances.

Although, in general, the different categories of BFO are defined so as to be mutually exclusive relative to a given level of granularity, it also has been explicitly stated that the types of material entity BFO distinguishes do not exhaustively cover all theoretically possible instances of material entity [11].

A concept A subsumes a concept B if and only if all the possible instances of B are also instances of A. The subsumption mechanism is preserved by the relationship "is synonymous".