Even an infinitely fine division of the space of possibilities doesn't fix the problem: the probabilities assigned by the PoI still depend on how we describe the space of possibilities.
I cannot speak too highly of the gallantry, steadfastness and untiring energy shown by this fine division throughout the operations.
Clumping of multiple fragments into a mass that excludes preservative may obviate the benefits of fine division.
Thus, to ensure system robustness, evolution might have favored a biological system with a fine division of labors (i.e. modularity) among different biological components or processes [ 63- 65].
The age categories are those used in the 1969 1977 survey, with finer divisions for earlier ages to capture the more rapid growth during those ages: 15 days; and 3, 6, 9, 12, 15, 18, 21, 24, 30, 36, 42, 48, 54, 60, 72, and 84 months (with a small range around each targeted age).
Blamey's operational concept was for a double envelopment of Lae, using "two of the finest divisions on the Allied side".
7 We included finer divisions of time for shorter lag associations to allow for the possibility that fast acting effects may change more rapidly than effects delayed by several days.
However, the large separation between two consecutive CIs suggests that other variables (and therefore other score values) could be considered in the model to obtain a finer class division.
In summary, this scoring system allowed finer class division than the model of Figure 3 (the number of classes increased from 4 to 6) but the price paid was overlapping of the 95% confidence interval of one patient class with two others.
Thus, the expansion of firms made possible an ever-finer division of labour, and the finer division of labour, in turn, improved profits by lowering the costs of production and thereby encouraging the further enlargement of the firms.
