identifiers and the means by which we determine granularity.
Under the terms of the blanket order, the numbers of both parties on a call are handed over, as is location data, call duration, unique identifiers, and the time and duration of all calls.
These systematic recordings must be connected to the food items through unique identifiers, and the recordings, the identifiers and the documentation of how ingredients and food items join or split up as they move through the supply chain is what constitutes a traceability system.
Louboutin's claim spotlights the pressure on fashion designers to frame their aesthetic choices as brand identifiers, and the legal contortions that result.
Gene sets smaller than 15 genes or larger than 300 were filtered out, the data sets were collapsed to contain only unique identifiers, and the permutation type was set to Gene_set (1000 permutations).
If the values for the additional input are restricted to a discrete set then they may be perceived as cluster identifiers and the training method may be perceived as another form of clustering or segmentation of the input.
The first column holds Compound identifiers and the second column holds activity/property values.
The first column holds Compound identifiers and the second column holds target BibTeX data entry identifiers.
Chemical names are ambiguous identifiers and the same name can be associated with a number of different structures [28].
Those index packets contain information for mobile nodes, such as data identifiers and the nearest data-appearance time.
The middle level stores a representation of the local states, their unique identifiers, and the top level stores the actual states, e.g., numerical or other type.
