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I have a retinopathy, for instance, which can be a complication of diabetes.
The flu, for instance, which can be fatal to the elderly, can usually be avoided with a shot.
Another idea is to ask your officiant for ideas on a group dance; some weddings feature a soft-shoe, for instance, which can be a lot of fun.
There are glimpses of the complexity of a puzzle game – with its items, for instance, which can be picked up, moved and examined – that it doesn't quite follow through with.
The home page features a rotation of stunning photography, for instance, which can be clicked on to produce related image search results.
Continuous simulation generates spatio-temporal data for resources for each instance, which can be analyzed as if it had been collected from a real construction site.
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The network slice instance can consist of sub-network instances, which can be shared with multiple network slice instances.
Its users have access to a real-time dashboard to monitor their instances, which can be hosted on AWS, DigitalOcean and Softlayer.
Each vendor provides a capping limit on the maximum number of instances which can be running concurrently – Amazon for example limits this to 20 per region – though this limit can be overcome through prior arrangement with the vendor.
This critique of universal concepts is tied to the critique of formalism; Horkheimer finds fault in the fact that the sciences relate facts to concepts in terms of the "relation of classes to instances" which can be "accomplished by a simple deduction" (p.225).
RC(τ i, t) returns the number of instances, which can be accepted in the future, of task τ i at time t, and it equals to capacity(τ i ) minus the accepted number of instances of task τ i in the current sliding window.
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