Use of prescription data entered into an electronic database is recommended for future studies for more objective practice pattern and preference evaluation.
Hui Shi implicitly addressed the claim that the correct use of words depends on objective patterns of similarity and difference.
The philosophy of subjective spirit passes over into that of objective spirit, which concerns the objective patterns of social interaction and the cultural institutions within which spirit is objectified.
It is thus that Hegel has effected the transition from a phenomenology of the individual's subjective mind to one of objective spirit, thought of as culturally distinct objective patterns of social interaction to be analysed in terms of the patterns of reciprocal recognition they embody.
Unlike other mean-field game literature: (1) Here, the major and minor agents are endowed with different objective patterns: the major agent (say, the local government) aims to fulfill some prescribed future target, thus it is facing a "backward" LQ problem by minimizing the initial endowment.
measures postural stability and is used to identify objective patterns of balance problems consistent with neuropathy, vestibular loss, and CNS disorders that contribute to fall risk [ 66].
MVPA can be considered as a multi-objective pattern classification problem with the aim to optimize response patterns, in which informative voxels interacting with each other are selected, achieving high classification accuracy associated with cognitive stimulus conditions.
Further, we present several test cases using apertures and their known Fraunhofer diffraction patterns and objective speckle patterns generated for rough surfaces.
These four problems, each with two objectives, represent all combinations of cases in which there are (1) conflicting or concordant objectives and (2) two pattern objectives or one pattern objective and one non-pattern objective, representing objectives with similar or different degrees of difficulty.
