In recent work a formulation using an implicit weighted sum approach is proposed where the objective function is split in a nominal optimal experiment design part and a robust counterpart.
For example, in Gerbera the E function is split between the highly specialized GRCD1 and GRCD2 factors, which are active in stamens and carpels, respectively [ 41, 42], and a more general activation capacity provided by GRCD4 and GRCD5.
Furthermore, the biological process category was split into 24 subcategories at Level 2, molecular function was split into 61 subcategories at Level 3, and cellular component was split into 39 subcategories at Level 7. The level presented herein corresponds to the depth of hierarchical categories within each principal GO category, and higher levels represent more general classifications.
As an example of the hierarchical structure of gene modules generated with SSIM using different preference values, one of the module obtained from the "12-module set" representing various "transport" functions is split into two groups, based on the membership of "18-module set", showing slightly different expression profiles.
The whole procedure is split into two functions, which determine the surface and depth[7] of each statement: ● surface.
Compare that to the iPhone, where iTunes's functions are split into five apps: Music (on-device music), iTunes Store (to buy music and video), App Store (for mobile apps), Videos (bought) and iBooks (for written content).
That's because the writing and research process are inextricably intertwined, but the organization of universities means that the two functions are split between the library and some other department.
1986 - The Post Office's functions are split into Royal Mail Letters, Parcels and Counters.
Functions are split into distinct groups based on their interrelations and assessments.
When Mark joined Airbnb, the Human Resources functions were split into multiple groups, including talent, recruiting and a group called "ground control," which was responsible for the workplace culture.
The first Jockey Club in France was not formed until 1833, and in 1834 the racing and regulation functions were split off to a new society, the Societe d'Encouragement pour l'Amelioration des Races de Chevaux en France, better known as the Jockey-Club de Paris.
