First, the error bounds must be rigorous - valid for all N and for all parameter values in the parameter domain D : non-rigorous error 'indicators' may suffice for adaptivity during basis assembling, but not for reliability.
On a daily basis, the assembled Republicans hope to pick new fights based on Mr. Kerry's most recent statements, and those from his past.
Probes were designed on the basis of assembled 454 contigs and 109 flowering or floral core genes of A. thaliana consulted from more than 1000 literatures.
Over the last four years, the MAP, which aims to disseminate free, accurate and up-to-date information on malaria and associated topics, organized on a geographical basis, has assembled data on the distribution and prevalence of selected malaria-related red cell disorders to create an open-access biomedical resource for researchers, clinicians and members of the public health community.
This vector can be synthesized by a linear combination of basis functions assembled in a matrix called dictionary, D ∈ ℝ Q × P, as where P>Q implies that the dictionary is redundant and α ∈ ℝ P is a vector of scalar coefficients.
In a new approach, an object-oriented DICOMM server framework was developed that served as a basis for assembling various DICOMM applications.
We started with the most fundamental functions (i.e. add, subtract, etc) and then moved onto the complex functions (i.e. sine, ln, etc). This strategy proved useful because some of the complex functions used Taylor Series Expansion, which used the fundamental functions as a basis for assembling each of the terms of the series.
Allan Rechtschaffen, at the University of Chicago's Department of Psychiatry, Nathaniel Kleitman, in California, and William Dement, in New York, worked on an individual basis to assemble the then small group of "new" sleep researchers.
This pre-selection occurred not only as described by physically presenting only certain items but also by arranging catalogues that served as the basis for assembling the service.
In fact, significant similarity is commonly used as a basis to assemble datasets; the most common strategies use the BLAST family of algorithms (Altschul et al., 1990).
