This was first observed by Ghoussoub and Kang [25] in the most basic case, where (0<s<2) and (gamma =0).
In the most basic case, if the user selects a set of points (genomic elements) in BED-format in addition to a Hi-C data track, one may ask whether all the genomic elements in the BED-file are more/less co-localized in 3D, in an all-versus-all fashion, than what would be expected by chance.
This is the most basic case of a univocality violation, and would certainly indicate an error in the ontology.
In this talk, I will describe the ideas and the underlying techniques needed from the theory of exterior differential systems, illustrate the application in the most basic cases, and describe the landscape for the research needed to carry out this program.
Identifying the content of attitudes is a matter of identifying the objects of those attitudes, and, in the most basic cases, the objects of attitudes are identical with the causes of those same attitudes (as the cause of my belief that there is a bird outside my window is the bird outside my window).
But he claims, "what a person's words mean depends in the most basic cases on the kinds of objects and events that have caused the person to hold the words to be applicable; similarly for what the person's thoughts are about".
Smyth criticized the manual in particular for its many referential footnotes, which he says "ignore the most basic cases" involving press freedoms and journalists.
In a most basic case, an elementary reaction, the broken and newly formed bonds form an alternating cycle (see Figure 1) covering a limited even number of atoms [ 31], usually less than 8 [ 2].
For the proof-of-concept Proxeus also pared back the workflow to a most basic case.
If we assume that the speaker's beliefs, at least in the simplest and most basic cases, are largely in agreement with our own, and so, by our account, are largely true, then we can use our own beliefs about the world as a guide to the speaker's beliefs.
And, in the most basic terms, costly.
