CASs, such as, neural networks, biological systems and chemical systems are effectively defined through CNs.
These two features are commonly used as short-term acoustic features, non-linguistic characteristics of which are effectively defined with probability density functions such as a Gaussian distribution [26, 27].
In sketching out the model of a reformed International Monetary Fund in London last night, US treasury secretary Larry Summers was effectively defining the task facing the fund's next managing director.
It was put together in a political environment in which progressives, and even supporters of the safety net as we know it, were very much on the defensive — an environment in which conservatives were presumed to be in the ascendant, and in which bipartisanship was effectively defined as the effort to broker deals between the center-right and the hard right.
This is effectively defined by Article 7 of the Covenant, which recognises the right of everyone to "just and favourable" working conditions.
Nevertheless, rural areas from a health care delivery viewpoint can be effectively defined using mRRS-G and therefore it can support tailored strategies against GPs shortage.
The use of 2-DE has been effectively defined in many cases to disclose both physiological mechanisms and proteins associated with clinical pathologies that can aid in the discovery of biomarkers.
NeighborhoodScout.com aggregates its data on the Census-tract level, which are, effectively, neighborhoods as defined by the Census Bureau.
In order to ensure that the potential benefits of the two approaches are effectively integrated, careful balancing defining the local-central relationships in the management of human resources needs to be worked out.
What this study does highlight is that much complexity is hidden in effectively defining and estimating the generation time distribution for a structured population.
