"People haven't begun to think about the real impact of what we are doing," says Zelkind, who is using light recipes to grow, for example, two types of basil from the same plant: sweeter ones for the grocery store and more piquant versions for chefs.
For example, two types of consent models are considered: General Consent with Specific Denials and General Denial with Specific Consent [30].
As an example, two types of networks can be used in our current implementation of the agent-based model: a three phase urban network and a SWER (Single Wired Earth Return) network, with data coming from different corporate databases with different formats.
For example, two types of prophage proteins are present in M. tuberculosis H37Rv and CDC1551, but absent in Mycobacterium bovis[ 20].
For example, two type 1 lineages coalesce with probability (i 2 ) / (m 2 ) = i (i − 1 ) / [ m (m − 1 ) ], reducing the number of type 1 lineages to i − 1.
By Assfalg et al. [1], for example, three types of highlights in soccer games such as penalty kick were modelled by three-state HMMs, using constant camera motions and the location of players as features.
For example, three types of calcium orthophosphate (HA, ACP and β-TCP) coatings on titanium alloy substrates, deposited by the laser ablation technique, were immersed in SBF in order to determine their behavior in conditions similar to the human blood plasma.
For example, three types of RFFTs can be defined by considering the numbers of signal, multiplication, and addition, respectively: Data-canonic (canonic): The RFFT algorithm has the least number of signals at each FFT stage (canonic is always referred to data-canonic in this paper).
For example, three types of drives are written into each character's nodes: physiological (i.e., hunger), social (i.e., affiliation needs), and cognitive (i.e., reduction of uncertainty and expression of competency).
For example, five types of evidence have been proposed which may provide support for such an association [ 60, 61], namely content, the response process, internal structure, relationship to other variables and consequences.
