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This notion allows us to design an algorithm for constructing a revised ontology from an initial ontology with a set of new semantic constraints.

The first and most conspicuous step consists in constructing a revised version of the LSBCI.

In this paper, by constructing a revised energy functional and combining a new energy estimate with convex method, we obtain the nonexistence of weak solutions when the exponents p is a function with respect to time and spatial variables.

To dampen this ranking ambiguity, we designed a set of supplemental methods to construct a revised TOPSIS approach with linguistic evaluations.

We constructed a revised affinity model including the new peptides.

Preliminary results were presented to the NAPHR Consultative Group Meeting in December 2010, aiming to construct a revised version in 2011/2.

A possible way to reduce the effect of noise is to construct a revised spectrum by subtracting from the convoluted spectrum of two or three co-eluted peptides the theoretical fragments of the lowest E-value peptide reported prior to further processing.

A categorical occupation status variable was constructed according to a revised version of the 'Occupational Prestige in Comparative Perspective' approach for Germany to categorizing respondents into three groups of occupation status (low, middle, high) [ 17].

In general, inquiry learning seeks to go beyond content coverage and engage students in the practices of doing science or engineering, e.g., investigating a situation, constructing and revising a model, iteratively solving a problem, or evaluating a solution (National Research Council 1996; de Jong and Van Joolingen 1998).

These findings are important in response to the need for revising or constructing a preparedness plan in early stage of the fight against the pandemic A (H1N1) influenza.

He spent more than two years modernizing Yiddish, converting it to the Latin alphabet, revising the spelling, and constructing a grammar, the first Yiddish grammar ever recorded.