The data gathered by investigating thousands of plant surfaces constitute the rule that, e.g., wax crystals and cuticular folds exclude each other.
The method also enables the definition of prediction intervals for the fuzzy rules that constitute the rule base of the neuro-fuzzy network, resulting in a more readable and robust knowledge base.
Students at Columbia fought for a policy that would allow students of different genders to live in the same dorm room to be passed this year -- the school already allows mixed-gender dorms -- but were defeated when the administration called the timeline for constituting the rule "unrealistic".
He preferred to address the question of what constitutes the ruler's right to rule.
These levels are seen as interdependent: an individual has and requires knowledge and skills; organisations are the means by which individuals achieve (or not) collective goals; and the wider environment that constitutes the 'rules of the game' between organisations [ 18].
Introducing a new dataset of legal texts constituting the fiscal rules, allows a joint empirical analysis of different types and designs of numerical fiscal rules.
Such a rule constitutes the prescriptive component (Westen 1990, chap. 3).
Following Kreiger, Milanović's suggestion is to assess which rule constitutes the lex specialis by looking at the relationship between specific norms, rather than regimes as a whole (Milanović 2011, citing Kreiger 2006).
In Section 2, we introduce the modeling concept of noise and noisy speech used to constitute the decision rule of SMVAD.
This is consistent with the fact that ID1/ED1 constitutes the first trials following a rule change and signifying a set shift.
There is no rule for determining what constitutes the minimum clinically important difference on the SF-36 subscales [ 14].
