Experiments have been performed on real life instances (RLFAP) as well as random instances (GRAPH and Kbtree) using VNS/LDS+CP (a particular instance of VNS we developed).
Several real life instances of different sizes were tested with stochastic data to represent raise/fall in the customers demand as well as the appearance/loss of customers.
The first series finale was heavily researched, as the episode was based on real life instances in which terrorists agreed to work with the authorities in Colombia.
It was also based on real life instances, something that Brenton considered a hallmark of the series, as many episodes are based on such events.
Studies would later show that real life instances of GHB being used as a date rape drug were far less frequent than the scare stories would have it, with one suggesting that the most common date rape drug was alcohol.
To make a suitable send off to the character, Brenton did not want Tom to be disillusioned; instead he wanted him to "sort of [become] a human being," as there have been real life instances where spies are attracted to the idea that "the world's a stage to them all the time," but later on they start to unravel.
They are seeing a real-life instance of what this is like for a teen," Woolbert said.
So, most likely, did the whale of Mr. Philbrick's well-told story of a real-life instance of that blind, brute force.
We apply our general model to compute master surgery schedules for a real-life instance from a large hospital in Oslo.
This realization enables us to see virtue's goodness without having encountered a real-life instance of virtue (for the Stoics, the fully wise are rarely or never encountered).
Yoshimura based the episode on an episode of the HBO hidden-camera documentary show Taxicab Confessions, in which a New York City detective described a real-life instance of a man trapped between a subway train and platform.
