In 'Data and methods' , we describe the two datasets used.
The distinction is unnecessary for the methods we describe.
For all the methods we describe, the communication between the MSs and RSs is made through the cooperative link.
Meanwhile, in the framework of the standard additive Schwarz methods, we describe this method by a complete variational form.
In Section "Methods" we describe the design of the study, outline our data set and perform some exploratory data analysis.
In section Methods we describe the model and characterize the optimal prices for the personalized treatment under perfect and asymmetric information.
In Section 'Methods,' we describe our approach and we put on view the lexical-syntactic patterns used to extract relations from text.
In section Methods we describe the data and the empirical model, while results of the econometric model are presented in section Results and discussion.
In the following chapter, 'Methods' , we describe a series of useful concepts and tools and we introduce and explain the three perspectives that our suggested approach consists of.
The multiple-molecule methods we describe are based on multiple-molecule similarities defined as between the query molecules and each molecule ℬ in the database.
In the first half of "Methods", we describe the proposed real-time filtering algorithm used to demodulate the EMG signals of essential tremor patients.
