The content of the case examples, whose wordings appear in table 2, were derived from journal or newspaper accounts or the actual decision.
whose solution is a vector of coefficients that measure the information content of the examples and are nonzero only for the support vectors.
Jacob Tanenbaum, the technology and computer teacher at Bailey, said: "The students here are measuring the saline content of the pond, for example.
Which are … As Richard Middleton points out in his cheerily exhaustive Studying Popular Music, even though we may not identify with the content of the lyrics (for example Mick Jagger's misogyny or Tammy Wynette's submission to patriarchal values) we do identify with the conveyance of these lyrics by the singer.
To provide these kinds of recommendations, Ingram said that Adobe is analyzing the content of the posts, for example looking at keywords and content types (i.e. images vs. video).
When it comes to the so-called 'material' topoi of the Rhetoric, the appropriate topos must be selected not by formal criteria, but in accordance with the content of the conclusion whether, for example, something is said to be useful or honorable or just, etc.
Such classification is strongly biased by the phylogenetic content of the database, for example, only two complete beetle genomes were available but dozens of Diptera and Hymenoptera genomes.
Note that the type of server does not restrict you from accessing any content of the game; for example, there are still PvP battles on PvE servers; however, they are infrequent.
The move to charge for online content follows the example of other major news outlets, including The New York Times, the Wall Street Journal and the Dallas Morning, AFP reports.
It predicts change in the minimum fluidisation velocity with small changes in the fines content of, for example, a commercial catalyst.
