Spectral clustering proceeds by envisioning this information as a similarity graph (see Supporting Information for a definition) in which each superpixel of the image is a node, and the similarity of the regions is the weight of the edge connecting them.
In March 2002, the commission ruled that it would regulate cable broadband providers as "information services," a definition that applies to companies that process data.
"If anyone in this administration was involved in it, they would no longer be in this administration," he said on Sept. 29, 2003, speaking of how Mr. Bush would deal with any official found to have played a role in leaking classified information -- a definition that some Democrats say could now be applied to Mr. Rove.
Detailed information with a definition of each criterion was provided to participants (Additional file 1: Table S1).
Remember that this information represents a definition of the word microgravity.
With Live Drive, all your information – movies, music, tax information, a high-definition videoconference you had with your grandmother, whatever – could be accessible from anywhere, on any device.
With this information we provide a definition of relevant political parties, a systematic recording of electoral results including electoral alliances and an adjustment to the definition of cabinets to account for potentially short lived cabinets.
(When a professor in one information session asked for a definition of the word "urban," she had to call on three applicants before getting a correct answer. One thought it meant "what's going on now").
Shannon showed that, in the frequency domain, there is a definition of information capacity that is consistent with the equations described above and which serves as a unique upper limit for the rate of information transmission [ 46].
To enable the extraction of knowledge from integrated information the definition of a protein complex through a series of associations (i.e. "Protein A participates_in_complex Complex B") should be supplemented by evidence why, when and where Protein A participates in Complex B and how we know about it.
A definition of "coded information" is in conflict with definitions cited in the Common Rule--the law that protects human subjects in research--that researchers must adhere to.
