In the effectiveness analysis of the previous section, we reported precision and recall at cut-off levels chosen to approximate the total number of included documents that are available at each Tier; this simulates the case where the user arbitrarily stops viewing result documents after having seen a certain number of them.
On the other hand, multidimensional scaling is appropriate to an alternative approach in which emotional space is seen as derived from similarities of facial stimuli, and valence and arousal dimensions are viewed as arbitrarily determined (Katsikitis, 1997; Takehara & Suzuki, 1997).
Several experts commented that these levels should be viewed somewhat arbitrarily as they are not always clearly delineated, and responsibilities at any level are dependent on factors such as the level of decentralisation in the health system and the levels of staffing at particular facilities.
It can be zoomed in to give a magnified view of structures of interest, as in Figure 2B, and it can be arbitrarily rotated to view the surface from any angle, as illustrated in Figure 2C.
Therefore, the prestige of the author is viewed as acting arbitrarily on the statement regardless of the content or merit of the statement.
It can be viewed as a direct arbitrarily Lagrangian Eulerian method but can also be degenerated to a purely Lagrangian scheme.
Any arbitrarily selected point on the surface of the sphere can be viewed as being under the pressure of the base of a dome 1 AU in height under the Sun's gravity at that distance.
They say that restrictive technology would unduly hinder their businesses and that it could arbitrarily block Americans from viewing information that is available to them under the First Amendment.
In this sense, our k hap approximation can be viewed as a flexible and automatic way of implementing the Huang et al. (2009a) panel selection approach with an arbitrarily large number of reference populations.
The viewing distance of CCTV cameras was initially set at twice the median length of a Newark block face (582 feet or approximately 177 meters), even though cameras might be able to zoom and view beyond this arbitrarily set viewing distance.
