The apparently mundane task of converting author names into a standard Surname, Initial format is actually one of the more difficult to automate, due to the wide variety of naming conventions around the world and the possibility that a given name such as Davis could be a first name, middle name or surname.
Separation of such columns is difficult to automate due to varied delimiters a simplified 'extract' feature targets this by creating new columns based on what the user designates as the surrounding delimiters, without the user specifying a regular expression.
Compiling new software to older releases of the distribution ("backporting") is typically not automated and, due to the extensive dependency trees of the shared library model, can make this effort quite difficult.
Nonetheless, SRA protocol data is not amenable to automated methods due to the use of free-text fields and the absence of a more structured approach to recording important experiment protocol information.
This electrodeless device geometry also enables facile and automated dielectrophoretic tracking due to the well-defined particle trajectories, either toward (by pDEP) or away (by nDEP) from highly localized constriction tips, with a symmetric field profile across the device depth.
Nonetheless, the potential for ease of automated configuration is high due to the fact that the FSL lanes can be scaled according to the number of input and output ports that are required by the accelerator, and by the fact that the data-width of each port can be set accordingly as well.
Additional to that, no expert knowledge will be required when applying the framework due to the automated process, contrary to conditional simulation application.
Due to the automated sampling procedure with the fraction collector and the equilibrium of the sample fluid with atmospheric pCO2, partial NH4+ oxidation (production of NO3-) in the effluent and premature calcium carbonate precipitation in the influent container were observed and both issues were accounted for in the modeling studies.
Although such queries arise naturally in many important reasoning tasks, they are difficult to automate in the situation calculus due to the presence of a second-order induction axiom.
Automated scoring poses great technical challenges due to the open-ended nature of writing and translation and even greater challenges due to the social nature of writing and translation.
