In The Advancement of Science, practice is analyzed as a 7-tuple, with the following highly abbreviated components: (i) a language; (ii) questions; (iii) statements (pictures, diagrams); (iv) explanatory patterns; (v) standard examples; (vi) paradigms of experimentation and observation, plus instruments and tools; and (vii) methodology (Kitcher 1993, 74).
(iii) Statements on behavior (18 items): e.g., restless, destroys own or others' belongings, fights with others, has twitches, mannerisms or tics, sucks thumb or finger, disobedient, tells lies, bullies other children, etc.
(iii) The statement of identity.
(iii) A statement of the specific reasons the applicant is not satisfied with the decision of the Secretary of the Navy.
(iii) The statement of ingredients required by § 101.4 shall not be required on the lid if this information appears on the container body in accordance with this section.
(iii) The statement that k is achievable implies that the nodes can produce such a k, but not vice versa, because producing a k (say, k=0.2866) possibly requires that the offered load should be far larger than the throughput Γ(k).
The operational guidelines specified that the consent form should include: i) the right to refuse participation; ii) the right to withdraw from participation at any time without adverse consequences; iii) a statement emphasizing that participation was voluntary; iv) specification of a contact person to discuss/explain details of project; and v) assertion of confidentiality.
In all cases, recall is lower than precision, which is related to (i) technical issues of the system, (ii) missing category terms and (iii) a statement in a paper correctly describes localization but is missing a category term (i.e. the result is described using less than the four or five required Textpresso categories).
Statement (iii) follows immediately from Statements (i) and (ii) if we apply the metaplectic transformation ((x,xi )mapsto (x-Bxi, xi )) with a symmetric real matrix B. square ).
(iii) Makes statements impugning the stability and soundness of the Federal savings association.
