Instead, the new instance is simply compared with all the existing instances to retrieve the closest matches [8].
This mechanism can be used to realize advanced control specifications, and it is simply compared with previous mechanisms including actuators, in which all of the MEIDs are launched simultaneously.
In the first step, the shapes of obtained spectra are simply compared with those of powdered CM chondrite and are roughly classified into two classes such as typical CM and the other.
Their results were simply compared with the best fit identified by a statistical test and the visual criterion.
In general, mean source water quality has been simply compared with mean household stored water quality, or household samples have been matched to specific sources, but sample collection has not been matched in time.
For example, when estimating the HSMR value for a given hospital, no attempt is made to classify individual deaths as preventable or not; rather, the total number of deaths is simply compared with the expected number given the case-mix of patients.
For most categories of predicates, such as 'Word' and those predicates for punctuation symbols, the pattern matching is simply comparing a given token with a pattern represented by a specific string, or a list of strings.
We have re-worded this section to state that we are simply comparing properties of motors with different brightness, i.e. heterodimers compared to teams that consist of two or more heterodimers Eighth paragraph of the Results section: The interpretation of the K-tail mutant experiments is counterintuitive.
The rich men's houses … were no more obscene than their counterparts in London; their opulence was simply starker compared with the general standard of living".
The reported prognosis of these two cases was dismal (death due to tumor recurrence 5 and 8 months after surgery, respectively); however, these cases were advanced tumors which needed total pancreatectomy or multivisceral resection and were difficult to simply compare with our cases.
