These functions, typically referred to as features (discussed in detail in the Experiments section), are employed in both training and prediction phases.
And while talking and walking may still be its primary function, the wireless phone itself is becoming more of an all-purpose communications platform, incorporating functions typically thought of as the exclusive domain of Internet-connected computers in the U.S. One major example likely to hit American shores in the coming year is an application known as Short Messaging Services.
The bounce that candidates receive in the polls after a primary or caucus is typically as much a function of exceeding expectations as their actual performance.
Functions of several variables, such as statistical functions, typically lose much of the information contained in the data.
Both of these conditions may lead to restrictive pulmonary function, typically presented as restrictive pattern in a pulmonary function test (spirometry).
In their role as outside directors, these individuals fulfill a monitoring function typically explained by agency theory as well as a resource provision function typically explained by resource dependency theory (Hillman and Dalziel 2003).
This is the case with the well-known Flux Balance Analysis (FBA) method [ 8], where an optimization problem is formulated to optimize a defined objective function, typically the maximization of growth rate as defined by an artificial biomass flux [ 9].
Furthermore, as explained in the Methods section, we do not assume optimal growth or other biological objective functions as typically used in FBA studies.
Early changes in cardiac function are typically manifested as abnormal diastolic function that consecutively progresses to loss of contractile function.
Ids typically function as dominant negative HLH proteins, which bind other HLH proteins and sequester them away from DNA promoter regions.
A robot's utility function is typically represented as a goal to accomplish a task as efficiently as possible.
