More precisely representing and describing these symptoms and behaviors is instrumental to better care and treatment.
The more glossy a selected painting surface is, the more it will directly and precisely represent the particles of light (think of a sharp mirror or glass).
It is possible that the respondents did not know their preference more precisely than that represented by one of these health-state values.
More precisely, the match represented by y, p is not canonical, iff there exists a block 1 ≤ z ≤ max y ), z ∉ y and an offset −⌊ d/2⌋ ≤ r ≤ ⌊ d/2⌋ such that (2) This canonicity check can be done in O(dℓ) time.
His principal aim was to construct a formal system of inductive logic; its central concept, corresponding to that of deductive implication, would be that of probabilistic implication or, more precisely, a concept representing the degree of rational credibility or of probability that a given body of evidence may be said to confer upon a proposed hypothesis.
More precisely, this measure represents the experiences as well as the competences accumulated during the firm's history.
More precisely, we can represent a single sensing channel in the form of: m ( r m, t ) = H ( t ) ∗ ∑ l = 1 19 S ( r o l, t ).
More precisely, we shall represent any diverging Palais-Smale sequence as the sum of critical points of a family of limiting functionals, which are invariant under scaling.
More precisely, this integral represents the total velocity contribution of a specific harmonic during the period T. Therefore, for a pre-fixed minimum contribution, for instance 1×10−8 m/s during the period of time T, any harmonic whose contribution is below this value can, safely, be neglected.
More precisely, each row represents a distinct subclass of the class Transmission pattern, which is a subclass of biotop: BiologicalProcess.
