Even though we asked the participants to name three to seven areas of interest, similar to the instruction of the SMiLE-questionnaire [ 21, 22], 15.7 % of participants just enumerated one or two areas of interest.
The main problem is that the solution space is very large and therefore the set of feasible solutions cannot be enumerated one by one.
The algorithm ({mathcal A}_{mathrm {yes}}) enumerates one by one all consequences of the defining relations R and waits until (w=w') appears in the list.
But then, just after the first chorus, a canned-laughter track appears: every time Tillman enumerates one of latterday America's problems – the sub-prime mortgage crisis, an over-reliance on prescription drugs, the failure of the education system – the virtual audience bust a gut.
All residents aged 15 to 75 years from each included household were enumerated, and one of them was chosen based on Kish's method [ 28].
In each selected household all residents aged 15 to 75 yeas were enumerated, and one of them was randomly selected based on the Kish's method.
Eligibility criteria were being male, 18 years of age and older, a patron of the beer hall where recruited, sober, and being enumerated as one of every three people to cross the predetermined intercept zone at the entrance of the beer hall during the sampling period after a randomly chosen starting time.
And "[w]here the order is based on one of the [grounds enumerated in 28 U. S. C. §1447(c)], review is unavailable no matter how plain the legal error in ordering the remand," Briscoe v. Bell, 432 U. S. 404 –414, n.13 (1977).
Here enumerated values are of one data type whilst the UNIONed value is of a different type, and has to be processed differently.
The early release program gave correctional facilities the authority to release prisoners early as long as they did not commit at least one of an enumerated list of violent crimes.
