Cruise companies, which generally define a group as at least eight staterooms or 16 adults, will often reward such groups with discounts or perks.
"It's a stable situation, because in a way that isolated person helps define a group; people look at him and can say, 'I'm not like him, someone who doesn't fit in,' " Dr. Palinkas said.
(I use the word "terrorist" here for the sake of simplicity, but it isn't a particularly useful term to define a group – terror is a tactic employed by governments, groups, and individuals. I mean it to refer to non-state armed groups that use terror and enjoy significant political support).
Pair those two words and it becomes a tech category, the equivalent of a single term to define a group of products.
We define a group ˆBrR(G) containing, in a sense, the graded complex and orthogonal Brauer groups of a locally compact groupoid G equipped with an involution.
The whole approach only needs to define a group of meta-models and mapping rules, thus greatly reduces the workload of hand coding.
To test whether any of these hypotheses hold, we define a group of variables whose effect on the issuance of instruments could be attributed only to capital regulation.
This contrasts with case study approaches, which define a group of individuals, usually by known membership or coactivity with known members of a group.
For a given eigenvalue equation, Ax n = a n x n, we can define a group of symmetry operators that leaves the operator A invariant.
We define a group of discrete power levels for each source and analyze the probability of choosing each power level for the data transmission.
In our approach, we only need to define a group of meta-models, mapping rules and model-level programs, so the workload of hand coding can be greatly reduced.
