In the mid-1980s, Hewstone gave the contact hypothesis a Tajfelian twist, one best illustrated with an example adapted from research he conducted with a collaborator, Rupert Brown.
David Owen, in the anti-S.A.T. account "None of the Above," gives the following example, adapted from an actual S.A.T. exam: 1.
The following example (adapted from van Fraassen 1989) nicely illustrates how Bertrand-style paradoxes work.
An example adapted from the literature is solved, showing the potentiality of the method for providing pertinent answers for reducing energy consumption, fresh water demand and wastewater treatment.
However, several authors have questioned whether such a simple equivalence captures the special complexities of what it is to G intentionally.[3] Here is an example adapted from Davidson [1980, essay 4].
Remark 2 However, it is not possible to use ψ 1, ψ 2 ∈ F 5 in Theorems 1 and 2, as the following example, adapted from [23], Example 2.3], shows.
In the case of inter-system mobility, works used to propose application-specific mobile frameworks (based on SOA, for example), adapted to the particular mobility requirements of their scenario [16, 17].
The users to whom the task was assigned to are listed to the right of the icon, as shown in Fig. 4. Fig. 4 DGM of meeting scheduler example adapted from (Angelopoulos et al. 2014).
This example, adapted from the work of Galea et al.
