A seed family is a collection of seed patterns that when used in conjunction provide improved matching sensitivity, and such families have been previously demonstrated to offer excellent speed and sensitivity [39].
We assumed that Ellenberg indicator values, when derived from the mean values of several species in conjunction, provide reliable and easily calculated proxies for environmental factors when actual empirical measurements are missing (Lawesson et al. 2003).
So the probability of its truth, given that it has a truth value, is 0. One can try other truth tables: make the conjunction true provided that it has at least one true conjunct and no false conjunct, false if it has at least one false conjunct, lacking truth value otherwise.
This leads us to use Hadoop in conjunction to provide better MapReduce computation.
Section 'Context-aware lifecycle management' shows how the two techniques are used in conjunction to provide adaptable usage throughout the lifecycle of a service.
Raman spectroscopy has been extensively used in this field to characterize material composition and structure [19], and DHM can be employed in conjunction to provide full-field profilometry with a resolution in the order of 10 nm and below [20,21].
In conjunction with providing a modeling framework for reducing the uncertainty in C-SVAT, this model is a prototype of a growing theory of ecosystem processes within spatially explicit landscapes, a meta-ecosystem model.
In conjunction with providing clinical support in the birth room at Maela, brief education sessions were also performed.
Instead of, or in conjunction with, providing 'answers' to the social, ethical and political issues associated with new biomedical technologies, bioethicists should be asking tough questions about, for example, government and industry involvement in biomedicine, the continued institutionalization of inequity in access to health care and other social services, or global (in)justice [ 35].
In conjunction, the DWFL provides very stable relative wavelength spacing with a deviation of ±0.04 nm.
