However, providing justification to invest in flexibility is a tough sell when the measure of value is a military capability or political outcome, as there is no extant method to demonstrate the potential return on investment.
The flexibility in the distance measure can be judiciously used in the clustering of the real-world data sets.
A previously developed algorithm is used to include the effects of residual flexibility in the dynamically measured flexibility matrix, so that certain entries in the measured flexibility matrix can be considered to be statically complete.
Given the character:lambda] weightings can vary, there is considerable flexibility in the family of admissible measures.
One of the major advantages of similarity-based tests is the ability to accommodate multiple types of DNA variations (SNPs, insertions and deletions, CNV) observed within a region, given flexibility in the choice of similarity measures between two sequences [ 13].
"The measure of the Department's success in the face of this change will be the creativity, speed and flexibility of our responses," he wrote.
There is similar flexibility in the estimates of population sizes.
There is no flexibility in the dosing of etanercept [ 7].
This creates considerable flexibility in the design and use of measures in experiments.
Patrick Gray, the president of the Midcounties Co-operative, the biggest of the independent societies, said there was a "measure of flexibility" in the reforms but that reform was vital.
