Henaff et al. applied a sparse coding algorithm to a single frame of a constant-Q transform spectrogram for musical genre classification [11], and Schülter et al. applied restricted Boltzmann machines (RBMs) to similarity-based music classification [12].
Stringent measures had to be applied: restricted policy for the use of specific drugs, septic isolation, disinfection of the environment and even the closure of the unit.
Instead, we applied restricted versions of these strategies, allowing them to choose only experiments that were included in the available data.
Inclusion criteria were then applied, restricting our samples to only include articles that discussed CE.
Steve Kawaratani used to apply restricted synthetic pesticides to plants in his nursery.
Early versions of behavior therapy sought to apply restricted results from Skinnerian or Pavlovian conditioning paradigms to human behavior problems.
Applicators were recruited and enrolled in the study during 1993 1997 when they obtained or renewed their licenses to apply restricted use pesticides.
Briefly, it is a prospective cohort of 52,395 private applicators (farmers) from Iowa and North Carolina and 4,916 commercial applicators (employees of pest control companies or businesses whose primary function is not pesticide application) from Iowa licensed to apply restricted use pesticides.
Despite the widely-held conviction that there is no sound scientific basis for restricting visitors in ICUs [ 1- 3], our findings show a clear tendency in Italian ICUs to apply restricted visiting policies (concerning visiting hours, number and type of visitors), which are only partially liberalized when the patient is dying.
Reports front around the country show 70 to 80percentnt of our members are out - and the rest have exemptions, or are applying restricted services in hospitals.
Instead of applying restricted observation of nurses and physicians only, as most similar studies do, our investigations involved all staff of a single hospital because all health workers have the potential to contribute to cross-infection [ 31].
