At runtime, the Graph and the Initial Instances Description are used to determine which components can be instantiated, and how they can be deployed.
Open image in new window Fig. 2 An OSGi-based JMS service described by the framework's DSL (the graph in the middle and the initial instances description in the right).
Yes, but what I would say is that whether or not there is a new law, that is whether there is a change in the enactment in the language of the statute or the constitution, is something that has to be decided in the initial instance by the Florida Supreme Court interpreting Florida law.
For now, it looks like access to both tiers is free, at least in the initial instance.
Thus, in the initial instance, a theory is built around a selection of paradigm examples of what capacity and incapacity should be taken to be.
Conservative management of IMHs in the initial instance is more than appropriate, as most patients develop only a single, self-limiting episode of hyphaema.
Given the fold, the same initial instances are used for all experiments.
To determine patients with unplanned readmissions, the first or initial instance in a series of hospitalizations was identified.
For example, phase I of the International Study of Asthma and Allergies in Childhood (Asher et al. 1995; Pearce et al. 1993) involved asthma prevalence studies in children in 155 centers in 56 countries (Beasley et al. 1998), and the initial prevalence studies were in many instances used as basis for more detailed prevalence case control studies (e.g., Wickens et al. 1999).
To test our hypothesis that iterative prediction saves curation effort compared with doing just one round of curation, we perform experiments with six different starting conditions, some with more GO terms used as the initial training instances and some with less.
For instance, the initial drilling time was of 106 ± 46 sec and the initial overall total of 470 ± 131 sec.
