Following Strauss and Allen's study, words whose primary emotion type was voted by no less than 70%% of the survey participants were defined as representative emotion words, whereas words whose primary emotion type was voted by less than 70%% of the survey participants were defined as blended emotion words.
Correspondingly, adults are defined as representative individuals > 15 years old because anthropometric data show that body growth becomes much slower around that age (Alcock et al. 2000).
Two are designated as tenant representatives, two represent property owners and five are defined as representing the public.
Although many more system configurations are conceivable, the adopted parameters have been defined as being representative of future LTE networks by the industry and are being widely used in research and standardization.
According to Shubis et al., CABs have traditionally been defined as "active, duly organized and representative bodies that hold regular meetings and make decisions on behalf of their membership and whose members serve without pay" [ 27].
According to Cox et al., CABs have been defined as 'active, duly organised and representative bodies that hold regular meetings and make decisions on behalf of their members' [ 25].
For each cluster, the major Bemis-Murcko scaffold [45] (covering over 80% of the molecules in this cluster) was defined as the representative scaffold.
Furthermore, the vehicle mass is defined as a representative for resource demands for vehicle production in this first step of evaluation.
In addition, segmentation methods that had failed and conformed to the boundary of the bounding box were defined as not representative of the primary tumour.
Note that for several clusters, no major scaffold can be detected, in that case, the maximum common substructures for each two scaffolds can be calculated through RDKit and the major substructure was defined as the representative scaffold.
