Two types of models are presented, one entirely learned from the data and the other partially driven by literature derived knowledge.
Audio books, of course, allow one to drive or garden and still get literature.
Studies on Product Service Systems (PSS) are emerging as a growing body of literature driven by the desire to combine economic prosperity and sustainable resource management.
Its librarians made every effort to gather the whole of Greek literature, driven by a sense of its passing glory, to catalog it, to establish accurate texts and, ultimately, to come to some decisions about which works mattered most.
Our sampling of CSR research in Vietnam focused upon a purposive rather than exhaustive method, in favour of a thematically driven approach to literature inclusion and analysis.
Our Markov model is based on point estimates of transition probabilities among metabolic states, cost parameters and literature driven cardiovascular event probabilities, and each estimate is subject to statistical variance.
There is also an alarming trend for the citation of reviews over primary literature, driven in part by space limitations that are imposed by some journals.
For example, in order to facilitate a systematic, literature driven process of stakeholder identification, the initial framework was created by a single author (CS) previously external to the project.
Geschwind (1972) suggested that AG might support the formation of multimodal semantic representations, and this idea is prominent in the functional neuroimaging literature, driven by the fact that AG shows sensitivity to semantic factors (e.g., concrete > abstract, words > non-words: Binder et al. 2009).
The book deals with female alienation, but it does so with almost dispassionate reticence; "Housekeeping" struck a quiet chord in a generation of women who had assimilated second-wave feminism and become tired of the stridency of agenda-driven literature.
One could argue that the American dream is the subject of every American novel, a sort of blurry-eyed national obsession with having it all and coming out on top, or in the case of most plot-driven literature, the failures and breakdowns in that quasi-noble pursuit.
