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Fortunately, this ambiguity appears in the form of scene category co-occurrences which can be modeled a posteriori with a classifier.

A first-order Markov chain is a suitable statistical model to evaluate and predict two-state events (occurrence or non-occurrence) which can be used to provide a clear framework for ideas and data and the combination and modulation of them.

For an Exclusive-OR Sum-of-Products (ESOP) implementation, a few single bridging faults may remain untested under this test set, occurrence of which can be minimized by employing an appropriate design and layout technique.

The new sense of social engagement evident in Arab countries from Egypt to the Persian Gulf seems to reach far beyond the anti-Israeli and anti-American street demonstrations that have become near-daily occurrences and which can be stage-managed, either by governments or political movements.

If the upper bound of the data item occurrence is 1, this indicates a single occurrence data item which can be mapped as a common column.

However, contrary to the occurrence of revision surgery or the first occurrence of a complication, which can be assessed over a time period, whether or not a patient has attained a MCID in HRQoL is typically measured using a questionnaire at a specific point in time.

Herein, we present a facile, green synthesis of CAs using glucose as carbon source, one of the most important monosaccharide and abundant occurrence in the world, which can be readily available by plants photosynthesis and hydrolysis of disaccharide as well as polysaccharide.

A second artifact is the occurrence of a saturation, which can be seen in the higher end of the spectrum for pixels with a DN of 60 and above.

Here, we present a new phyloproteomic criterion that is an occurrence of simple motifs which can be imprints of evolution history.

For a given (lexicographical) order of the n-grams the numbers of occurrences form a vector, which can be compared with the respective vector of a different string or text in order to calculate a similarity score.

This is because each edge is linked to either side of the bipartite graph with certainty and therefore the sum of occurrence probabilities over all lists (which can be calculated as the row sum if genes are listed vertically or as the column sum if genes are listed horizontally) followed by summing the results over all genes must be 1 for every edge.

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