This includes both global and local optimization methods; the latter have been used in a multistart procedure, where multiple instances are launched from different initial points selected randomly within the parameter bounds.
To avoid redundancy and the inclusion of multiple instances of data from the same study, meta-analyses were not intended to be formally included in the analysis (that is, outcomes from meta-analyses were not counted towards the number of studies reporting the effect of an intervention for each outcome).
Furthermore, the framework is designed such that it maximizes the utility of the data by detecting possibly multiple instances of an object from each video.
In order to simulate large-scale power flow calculations, test cases are constructed from multiple instances of the standard test systems IEEE 30, IEEE 118 and IEEE 300.
The direct implication is a hierarchical organization, where a higher-level structure results from multiple instances of lower-level structure of different types [5].
However, as there are usually noise and errors in microarray data, it is difficult to consistently find hard cliques from multiple instances.
The average Δ DS values, determined from the multiple instances of the same amino acid change, range from close to zero to slightly more than 0.16.
There can be multiple instances of thesame molecule originating from different entries of input files.
"Cyclic list of nodes possible?" Here multiple instances of the concept "node" (from seed knowledge), i.e., large number of nodes are proposed to be organized in a cyclic manner to unfold a variant of the seed (i.e., circular linked list).
Specifically, the strategy in [17] aims to guarantee CPU QoS delivery by overcoming the common problem of runtime interference effects that usually arises when running multiple instances of applications that are derived from virtualisation technologies.
