A company spokesman told NPR: The bra sensing system is just one instance of a class of work from a group of Microsoft researchers who are focused on the broader topic of affective computing, or designing devices and services that are sensitive to people's moods and react accordingly.
"Skills arbitration, context carryover and the memory feature are early instances of a class of work Amazon scientists and engineers are doing to make engaging with Alexa more friction-free," Sarikaya continues.
BioMOBY (Wilkinson and Links, 2002) and Taverna (Oinn et al., 2004) are notable instances of a class of WMS that organize and integrate a disparate collection of web service providers.
The grassy, gooseberry quality of sauvignon blanc, for instance, comes from a class of chemicals called methoxypyrazines.
He used stimulus money, for instance, to reinstate a class of police cadets he had previously dismissed, and the president later came to speak at their graduation.
Both are natural political allies: Mr Lerach is said to give generously to the campaign funds of state treasurers, for instance.In a class of his ownBut who knows what really motivates Mr Lerach?
For instance, expression of gelatinases, a class of matrix metalloproteinases, did not correlate with the metastatic/invasive potential of B16 melanoma variants [ 7, 8].
This service returns a function that creates an instance of "Chem.Atom" that is a class of mol.js module.
In the context, a class of instances that can play a role is defined by a class constraint and is called a role holder (Kozaki et al. 2000).
