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The framework considers also the validation and generalisation of the system.

In this paper it is shown how that analysis represents an extension and generalisation of three earlier procedures.

According to an email sent out by students at Krogerup Højskole i Humlebæk, by participating in 'eat Arab food day', people are promoting a respectful and critical dialogue and distancing themselves from the demonisation and generalisation of Muslims.

They open the door for valuable boiler efficiency improvement and generalisation of methodology for simultaneous management of energy and water resources.

Positive findings are found from interventional studies in schizophrenia such as the enhancing potential and generalisation of training in social cognition, the benefits of an integrated approach to improving social functioning and proposal of 'online' interaction approaches.

The results should be interpreted as an approximation and generalisation of the spatio-temporal complexity of landscape reality and therefore be used in conjunction with additional habitat function measures.

Several varieties, modifications, and generalisations of the latter protocol are given in [11, 12, 24, 27].

Of course there are many types and generalisations of modal logic (including closely related logics such as temporal, epistemic and dynamic logics), and so the corresponding games come in many different forms.

To investigate discrimination and generalisation, respectively, of the three 14-odorant mixtures, a fresh group of bees was trained to mixture 1 (Table 2), and then tested with mixtures 2 and 3.

Here we present the Negative-Binomial(2 -Logit (NB2 -Logit model developed in Winkelmann and Zimodelann (1993) andevelopedalination of it that incorporates zero-inflation.

We use a technique called cross-validation which reports the predictive performance and generalisation ability of statistical models.