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The second analysis uses the artificial neural networks (ANNs) to explore the previous relationships.
The second analysis uses ANNs procedure to explore the previous relationships and comparing the results.
An adaptive theory approach combines inductive and deductive procedures, meaning data were analyzed to confirm, refute and explore the previous identified theoretical concepts and links, but also to explore new theoretical concepts and links between concepts [ 9, 10].
The narrow alleys, twisted stairways and windy belvederes that we'd had so much fun exploring the previous day had all but vanished, woven into the rocky promontory.
As a byproduct of exploring the previous channel, we are also interested in documenting whether gaps in OJT due to dual EPL are positively correlated with differences in workers' cognitive skills.
As Lockshin explores the previous worldview (e.g., Chapter 2), we are faced with Aristotle, Plato, and Biblical Genesis, but there is no illusion of an easy, clear-cut barrier between old and new.
The executive editor of the Louisville Courier-Journal has defended an article the publication wrote exploring the previous felony convictions of the man violently dragged off a United Airlines plane out of Chicago Sunday.
It's the Republican's never-ending story without the white flying dog -- to go back in time like Marty McFly taking the Delorean in hopes of exploring the previous failed Bush policies.
Third, we explored the previous year's manager type instead of the current year's manager gender category to address the issue of employees changing managers and/or departments in response to an injury.
In this situation, each sequence could be a representative sequence from the previous clustering step, and users can click it to explore the results from the previous clustering.
We also explore the relationship between previous land-use, habitat continuity and present-day vascular plant species richness in grassland patches.
