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Ratha et al. [23] formally defined the problem of cancelable biometric.
David Brion Davis defined the "problem of slavery" as the attempt to turn a human being into a salable object, and Walter Johnson identified commodification as a contradiction that defined the relationship between the enslaved and slaveholders.1 Yet Burke's work hints at the need to adjust, not change, these formulations.
In the previous section we defined the problem of computing the skewness of the MPD for a given phylogenetic tree.
Young people not only recognized and clearly defined the problem of violence, but they very openly talked about the problem in their own families.
We defined the problem of characterizing the evolutionary life of the functional modules in dynamic gene co-expression networks in the following way.
Both of those Vergeltungswaffen, or "Vengeance Weapons," defined the problems of propulsion and guidance that have continued ever since to shape cruise and ballistic missile development.
Chapter 1 of the thesis defines the problem of building autonomous rational agents, and motivates PAGODA as a solution to this problem.
In this paper, we explore the effects of defining the problem of finding an optimal instruction selection and scheduling as a constraint satisfaction problem (CSP).
The preceding definition accords with that of the American psychologist R.S. Woodworth, who defines the problem of feeling and emotion as that of the individual's "internal state".
Truly awful things have happened in British hospitals, but we need to be careful how we define the problem of NHS culture or we will end up with the wrong solutions.
