These changes result in the merging of small domains into larger, coordinately replicating domains with a consequent 40% reduction in number.
Even though prosody figures prominently in the classification and differential diagnosis of motor speech disorders, the theoretical frame works in which prosody and motor speech disorders have evolved have limited a full integration or merging of these domains.
We therefore propose a merging of these two domains: teaching patients and trainees.
Two methods for the merging of data in the time domain from multiple runs are presented for data sources with high and low sampling rates.
We consider gene family classification, with particular attention to the domain chaining problem: inappropriate merging of unrelated families due to the presence of the same promiscuous domain in sequences belonging to different families (Heger and Holm, 2000).
The projected merging of smart grids with grid-related domains such as electric mobility, smart home, and smart metering will give rise to a huge "energy organism".
Within the context of this study, domain practices, in Gee's (2003) semiotic domain sense, were defined as those which bear upon the construction of domain identities, such as learned norms and the merging of goals and values that merged with the player's own.
Within the context of WoW as a relational game play, domain practices, in Gee's (2003) semiotic domain sense, were defined as those which bear upon the construction of domain identities, such as learned norms and the merging of goals and values that merged with the player's own.
For example, the existence of more than one methylation domain within a predicted island might indicate an erroneous merging of two small islands into a single longer island.
In fact, COG [ 7] uses a hierarchical merging of clusters and a manual validation to prevent chaining of multi-domain families.
