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The NeuroMorpho.Org ontology is built upon a set of hierarchies corresponding to the main metadata dimensions: animal species strains, anatomical region, neuron type, and other properties (Fig. 3).

Anyone is allowed to participate, so it's a "model built upon a set of principles that have open participation and anonymity at their core".

Interestingly, we observe that the component factor is built upon a set of distinct component classes (i.e., the first three digits indicate the superordinate component level, e.g., CRM for customer relationship management).

Moreover, it is built upon a set of basic motion control primitives similar to those in human walk which provides a transparent and easily adaptable structure for the controller.

The multimodal data is integrated from various hospital systems into a web-based architecture which is built upon a set of common data elements (CDEs) that provide semantic and syntactic interoperability across multiple institutions to facilitate translation research.

Typically, when a diagnostic model is built upon a set of perspective markers, elaborated by using a "training" subset of data, a common practice to estimate its performance consists in feeding the model with randomly selected data ("testing" subset) and examining its ability to correctly classify these data as belonging to either of the two groups (e.g., healthy and pathological).

SILVIO builds upon a set of existing solutions, properly extended and adapted to the vehicular environment, and in particular to the vehicle-to-Internet communications scenario.

This phenomenon (most AFs are similar after a certain point) may be related to the intrinsic brittleness of systems built upon a finite set of basic operators.

Our understanding of the world is built upon a deeper set of presuppositions.

To fill this significant gap, a mathematical model built upon a reliable set of experimental runs from a semi-industrial gasifier was used to evaluate the effects of reactor temperature and steam-to-biomass ratio (SBR) on produced gas and tar content.

The solution is based on the concept of a polygonal complex method previously used for Catmull Clark surface interpolation and is built upon an extended set of constraints of the control vertices under which local edge paths meeting at an extraordinary point reduces to a set of endpoint interpolating CBSCs.