Although 1 1 correspondences were most common and desirable, on several occasions other levels of cardinality (n:1, 1 m or n:m) were required, for example when multiple classes in one ontology were characterized as only one class in the other ontology.
Contents in each student record vary greatly; "Rating of Student Nursing Practice" forms, which assess student performance in clinical settings, are the most common documents to be found, but correspondence, health records, and admissions applications are also sometimes included.
That is, (i) sending an email may not be the most common flat searching method, (ii) the correspondence test is not valid to detect discrimination against immigrants whose names are similar to the native population.
Objections of this sort, which are the most common, protest that the central notions of a correspondence theory carry unacceptable commitments and/or cannot be accounted for in any respectable manner.
Correspondence audit Far and away the most common — 76percentt of IRS audits last year, according to the Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse — this type is handled by mail.
One of the most common questions the diary has received in its occasional correspondences with you, the readership, has been why is the Tour de FRANCE starting in Yorkshire?
This most common usage is suggested by the method name, ParallelContext.cell, that makes the correspondence as well as the accessor method, ParallelContext.gid2cell.
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The next most common word?
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