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Categorical approach considers the definition of diverse emotion classes that are basic and popular universally, called basic emotions.

The proposed generalization does not assume anything about the nature of the data per se, but only considers the definition of a distance function over the dataset.

The original single-objective formulation considers the definition of a MIB around a specified centroid (case 1), or around an unspecified centroid (case 2).

This is why much work in the field has been done following the approach of Engineering Systems, which considers the definition of the whole system in an abstract way for later proceeding to the implementation.

Consider the definition of a "thrillionaire".

Consider the definition of culture, and reflect on what this means to earlier and later generations.

So let's consider the definition of "middle class" through five different lenses.

At the first Vatican Council (1869 70) he was one of the party that considered the definition of papal infallibility to be inopportune.

Overview | In this lesson, developed in recognition of World Food Day, students consider the definition of hunger and where and how hunger most affects people, including children.

"Consider the definition of a racketeer as someone who creates a threat and then charges for its reduction," he wrote in a chapter of "Bringing the State Back In" (Cambridge), which was edited by Peter Evans, Dietrich Rueschemeyer and Theda Skocpol.

Almost everyone agreed that this was a town in which what had been considered the definition of good parenting — the encouragement of assertive behavior among male children — had for some reason got badly out of hand.