The problem can be seen as a model selection problem, where different comparisons are thought of as different model structures (H1,… H5) and, given experimental lineage commitment profile data D, the marginal likelihood P(D | Hj), j=1,…,5, is used to score different models.
The editors cite a commitment to experimental art and an allegiance to their local milieu.
The space's commitment to the experimental can at times seriously affect its other activities: in 2010, the artist Elisabeth S. Clark displayed the bookshop's 10,000 volumes with their paper edge facing out, turning the shop into a beautiful but unusable monochrome collection of possible literature.
Table 1 Experimental results of proposed fuzzy commitment schemes.
While this is rather terse, Hume calls attention to three important elements in Newton's natural philosophy: (a) Newton's commitment to an experimental method; (b) the cautious nature of Newton's methodology; (c) Newton's boldness once experiments have established a "principle".
It is significant that this festival started from the friendship of a gay man and a lesbian, and with a strong commitment to formally experimental film.
In vitro ESC differentiation can be induced by various experimental protocols resulting in the commitment into a variety of mature differentiated cell types (see for reviews).
Methodological types of reductionism were qualified because of their impact on experimental design despite clear metaphysical commitments to a form of ontological reduction (e.g., Bernard 1957 [1865]).
Harvard views the experimental installations as "outward symbols of our commitment to renewable energy and sustainability here on campus," said Jim Gray, associate vice president for Harvard real estate services.
To test this, we created three experimental conditions: (1) tailored information plus public commitment, (2) tailored information only, and (3) control.
