Pan-genomic studies aim, for instance, at defining the core, dispensable and unique genes within a species.
Anomalies are defined as instances of Z-values larger than +5.0, or smaller than −3.8, at any node and at any time.
By defining two instances of abuse as a syndrome, Meadow made a significant diagnostic leap.
Fnew is percentage of existing class instances defined as novel class instances.
A reward function based on the Cartesian distance of the STIFF-FLOP end effector (x r ) and the octopus tip (x o ) is defined at time instances t=0.2, t=0.5, and t=1 as r = 1 3 ∑ t = 0.2, 0.5, 1 exp − δ | | x r ( t ) − x o ( t ) | |, where δ is a bandwidth coefficient set experimentally.
The links established between resources can be defined both at instance-level (i.e. between data instances) and at schema-level (i.e. between concepts or properties defined in different vocabularies).
De Barbaro, Chiba, and Deak (2011) took close-up video footage of an infant's eye and defined fixations as instances in which the eye remained static for at least 230 ms (seven frames at 30 fps).
An explicit formula for the lognormal distribution of the rate enhancement parameters β has been added (present Eq. 3), and μ and σ are defined at this earlier instance.
You succeeded in limiting joint political actions to a few narrowly defined circumstances and instances.
A URN to uniquely define this instance of the sensor.
For instance, in the Nbn CNS-ctr OB, each cell population was laminated at the defined structure, whereas Nbn CNS-del OB displayed a reduced cellularity and less defined laminar structure (Supplementary information, Figure S1A, left panel).
