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The proposed classification has three main categories: spatial arrangements that simplify choice; spatial arrangements that simplify perception; and spatial dynamics that simplify internal computation.
Thus, the sensitive question of "What is this person's race?" has three main categories: the above "American Indian or Alaska Native," which follows "white" and three choices of names for the other -- Black, African Am., or Negro".
It has three main categories of factors that influence decisions to adopt innovations: Innovation Characteristics, Organizational Characteristics, and Individuals Characteristics.
It has three main categories Category Details collected Identifying details A range of details are recorded about the location of the observation (e.g. the department and ward), the timing (day, time at the start and end of observation period) and the initials of the observer.
ISAM constructed in early research (Itoh 2008b) essentially has four main categories as institutional sectors: household, company, local government, and saving/investment.
Following Lehmann et al. (2011), the social dimension has five main categories of stakeholders: workers/employees, local communities, society (national and global), consumers and value chain actors.
{S(O)}{T2 w, t)} is an irreducible representation of the reducible product {S(O)}{G s)}, with s⊥w (the planes orthogonal to s are parallel to w). {S(O)}{G s)} has two main categories of irreducible representations.
The framework has nine main categories.
Each drug has two main categories of induced pathways, the pathways upregulated by the drug and the pathways downregulated by the drug.
We have two main categories in stability analysis of neural networks: stability of neural networks [2 7] and stability of learning laws [8 16].
In its pathogenic features, LS has two main clinical categories that are recognized: systemic sclerosis (SSc), characterized by variable visceral involvement (mainly the esophagus, lung, and vascular system), and LS, which does not involve internal organs but is benign and self-limited (i.e., confined to the skin and/or subcutaneous tissues).
