In general, it seems clear that complexity and, even, structural complexity is generally not uniquely defined because it is in the eye of a beholder [27].
The view that metaphysics, or indeed philosophy generally, is uniquely self-critical is among the myths of modern thought.
Those who held the former view recognized that some notion of function or teleology generally was uniquely suitable to biology and not eliminable from it.
Standard procedures for protecting building structures generally involve uniquely the modification of the surface by coating or impregnation procedures.
In this method, "fuzziness" relates to the fact that a voxel is generally not uniquely assigned to one cluster, but instead, the similarity of the voxel time course to each cluster centroid is determined.
We then use the closed itemsets and their generators (of generally low cardinality) to uniquely represent the rules in each class.
The device identifier is generally used to uniquely identify the publisher, who wanted to embed those advertisements.
Our target is to find the inverse matrix W of mixing matrix H. Due to the scaling and permutation ambiguities, we cannot generally obtain W uniquely.
Our average composite-read lengths of 133 nt and a minimum nt divergence of 1% ensure that reads can generally be mapped uniquely to contigs.
Mapping efficiency is also likely to be reduced in organisms with very large genomes and especially those with high repetitive DNA content, as repetitive sequences generally cannot be uniquely mapped to the reference.
Addressing this issue would require mapping the different isoforms of a protein to the corresponding gene (or 'canonical' isoform) (21), which is generally, but not always, uniquely defined.
