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Thus, he published Giving Up Instincts in Psychology when he was a junior (3rd year) student to prove that "Instinct was a finished psychology" (Kuo, 1922) and became the first person to argue against the concept and classification of instinct.

Therefore, this paper extends our previous work by (i) providing a deeper analysis on the relationship of architectural problems and agglomerations, (ii) presenting a more detailed description about the concept and classification of code-anomaly agglomerations, and (iii) providing a discussion on various concrete examples of agglomerations extracted from our target systems.

In this regard, Chinese scholars proposed various concepts and classification methods for soft rocks in terms of engineering practices.

The concepts and classification are brought forth for the strong-discontinuous interface, the weak-discontinuous interface, the micro-discontinuous interface and the all-continuous interface.

In this section, we first present some essential concepts and classification of machine learning and then highlight a list of advanced learning techniques.

The notion of exploratory experimentation was introduced to describe experiments driven by the desire to obtain empirical regularities and to develop concepts and classifications in which these regularities can be described (Steinle 1997, 2002; Burian 1997; Waters 2007)).

It relies on output harmonised national surveys: target variables are produced according to country-specific requirements, but common guidelines, procedures, concepts, and classifications are adopted to maximise comparability (European Commission 2003).

Terminologies, concept systems and classifications are used for different purposes in health care and have different structures and content.

The disease concept of CBD and classification according to morphological features was first described by Alonso-Lej et al. in 1959 [6].

In this review, we comment on the reasons for disagreement in the concepts, diagnosis and classifications of pre-invasive intraductal proliferations.

Matching of CPRD source codes to semantically identical OMOP concepts and domain classification efforts were also assessed and found to be of high quality via manual review of the top 100 mapped and unmapped source codes for a domain.