For example, partitioning determines the distribution of data among multiple servers and is therefore a means of achieving all three scaling dimensions.
For example, partitioning of urban areas is commonly used to model snow removal operations where specific disposal sites are assigned to a sector (Cook and Alprin 1976; Campbell and Langevin 1995; Labelle et al. 2002; Perrier et al. 2006a; b).
A few recent studies show that closer examination of the geochemical matrix, in some cases along with biological proxies, can provide valuable information on landscape changes and climate; for example, partitioning metals into different weight fractions and source regions can be applied to climate studies.
For example, partitions could be generated at different distances from the root in different sections of the tree.
To begin with, case-mix methods almost always involve a DRG classification system and ancillary information; for example, partitioning of same-day cases.
For example, partitioned Bremer support values for cyt b were consistently positive at all nodes, while values for the control region were positive at the tips of the tree but negative at the base (Table 2, Figure 3).
For example, segmentation service providers partition customers using a variety of demographic and psychographic characteristics, as well as an array of consumption attributes such as brand loyalty, switching behavior, and product/service satisfaction.
For example, the partition boundaries do not have to be linear.
For example, data partition techniques in H.264, decoder with little redundancy information or with little support from the encoder side.
For example, the partition of India (whose population is mostly Hindu) to create Pakistan (mostly Muslim) produced inter-group violence that continues to this day.
