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Those examples, for the purpose of cross-validation, were assigned to the CATH fold with which they share the highest similarity (lowest RMSD).

Much of learning and reasoning occurs in pedagogical situations--situations in which a person who knows a concept chooses examples for the purpose of helping a learner acquire the concept.

We will also provide a few examples for the purpose of illustration.

On the basis of the analysis described above, four regions were considered valuable examples for the purpose of addressing specific questions related to genetic architecture.

Allow me to state: this is not a debate of how good (or bad) a President these people were, these are isolated examples for the purposes of illustrating a point.

We present a novel approach to mapbuilding and target area identification in mobile robotics - its emphasis being on the efficiency of multiple resolution representations for mapping and goal-area identification (for example, for the purpose of mobile robot self-localisation).

The separation process of the desalination technologies by membranes and by distillation is considered as an example for the purpose of clarity and for the special importance to desalination.

Because of their formal nature, computational models can be processed by machines that operate on them, for example for the purpose of simulation.

In an ideal setting, the feedback inspires the human to experiment with new inputs, which cause new output feedback to be created, for example for the purpose of creating new kinds of art [3]. Figure 1 Interactive scenario enabling a performer to play a virtual percussion instrument.

Note that, although we have studied a simple example for the purpose of demonstration, the real advantage of the theory developed in this paper will appear when dealing with more complicated multi-mode systems such as an opto-mechanical system containing a membrane [46 49].

These results point to an important potential source of artifacts when studying microtuble orientation in leaves, for example for the purpose of phenotyping or developmental studies.