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The problem of identifying the minimum number of probes to detect and distinguish a set of targets is an instance of the classical set cover problem, a well studied computational problem which is known to be NP Complete.

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Results of state-of-the-art metaheuristics are also compared on standard sets of instances for the classical LRP, the two-echelon LRP and the truck and trailer problem.

This is important because although data from multiple species is available, for instance in the case of the classical detour task, quite often inter-species comparisons are difficult to interpret because the methods used to study each species also differ substantially.

These albums, which pushed the vogue for eclecticism to the point of incoherence, were an early instance of what the classical violinist Joshua Bell calls "Edgar-music".

In one instance, application of the classical theory suggested that the nucleation onset temperature should be more than 250 K higher than the onset temperature calculated from the volume free energy.

This is in contrast for instance to the classical AS algorithm, where it is necessary to choose carefully a certain sequence of parameters, the so-called annealing schedule.

For instance, this eigenvector has a geometric distribution in the case of the classical single peaked fitness landscape.

On the other hand, there is the extreme position of unlimited polytheism, as, for instance, in the classical religions of Greece and Rome: each god has his own name and his own shape, and these are inalienably his and cannot be exchanged with those of any other god (not counting, of course, those cases in which gods are practically each other's duplicate and only bear a different name).

Four decades of research in this area have led to a variety of alternative formalisms: While some approaches can be considered instances or extensions of the classical Situation Calculus, like Reiter's successor state axioms or the Fluent Calculus, there are also special planning languages like ADL and approaches based on a linear (rather than branching) time structure like the Event Calculus.

The second simplest test (as prescribed by Yana et al. [1] for instance) is the classical Kolmogorov Smirnov test of uniformity performed on all the spikes, once all the trials have been aggregated, which relies on the fact that conditionally to the total number of observed spikes the points of a homogeneous Poisson process should obey a uniform distribution.

Indeed, in the simplest instance of classical biochemical reactions, the impact of spatial localization has only recently received attention in the case of enzyme complexes [ 21- 23] and in the case of signalling clusters in membrane domains [ 24- 26].

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