Among the classes of codim-3, for example, paths for c2 need only to cross saddle-node and saddle-homoclinic bifurcation curves, while, on the other extreme, c11s requires one to go through four bifurcation curves.
For example, paths are formed between protein domains from InterPro [ 25] and interactions from BIND [ 26] or between protein structures from PDB [ 27] and metabolic pathways from KEGG [ 28].
For example, Path introduces a small button in the left corner of the app that when pressed creatively animates a number of icons that spring out for the user to interact with.
For example, Path 2 is complementary since it has both P and ~P but so is Path 6 since it contains both R and ~R.
For example, PATH used the Maternal and Neonatal Directed Assessment of Technology (MANDATE) model developed by Research Triangle Institute to assess the potential number of lives saved for each technology (for more information, see http://mnhtech.org).org
There is not a corresponding heavy/light distinction made in gesture categorisation, but gestures are commonly analysed for the same semantic components used in language semantics – for example, path, and manner (Kita & Özyürek, 2003).
To our knowledge, the same variable has not been explored in gesture, and although there is not a corresponding heavy/light distinction made in gesture categorisation, gestures are commonly analysed for the same semantic components used in language semantics – for example, path, and manner (Kita & Özyürek, 2003).
These combinations resulted in target paths that were modified slightly from the original paths, as shown for one example (path 5) in the lower right panel of Fig. 1.
For example, the paths /Pages/Kids/Resources and /Pages/Kids/MediaBox can be consolidated by the same rule, but the resulting paths /Pages/Resources and /Pages/MediaBox still belong to separate groups and are, therefore, two different features.
For example, both paths indicated above as examples with a common repetitive subpath would be consolidated into the path /Pages/Resources, removing the repetitive subpath /Kids.
Similarly, neither path can intersect the normal path from a to y. If, for example, the path from q1 to x1 intersected the path from a to y, then by following the normal paths backwards we would have that either q1 lies on the path from a to y or else a lies on the path from q1 to x1.
