There are many ways to organize spectra by querying the database for spectra meeting desired criteria, such as research group, user, sample state, sample type, patient and characteristic description.
As CRs form self-organizing spectrum sensing coalition structures, we analyze under what conditions the coalition formation process will reach a stable coalition structure (where no two coalitions have an incentive to merge anymore).
The full DO graph is very useful for organizing a wide spectrum of data, but is not necessarily optimal for specific applications such as identifying disease-gene relationships.
On the other end of the political spectrum is Organizing for Action, which is what President Obama's campaign operation turned into after the 2012 election.
Albuquerque - On the streets of Albuquerque, New Mexico's most populous city where Latino residents outnumber Anglos, African-Americans and Asians by a wide margin, groups on both sides of the political spectrum are organizing new ways to engage and turnout Latino voters.
For instance, Fig. 7 shows the spectra index, with spectra organized by compound, with a JSmol [33] view of the structure, a link to the compound page, and external links to more data about the compound.
Cognitive radios (CRs) can exploit vacancies in licensed frequency bands to self-organize in opportunistic spectrum networks.
I use Mickey Rooney not only because if subjects were organized along a spectrum of physical attractiveness, Gunther Gebel-Williams would be at one end and Mickey Rooney would be so far away he would require a whole other spectrum, say one with Jabba the Hutt, but because his manners were revolting.
The theory characterizes software engineering as a set of transactions organized under a spectrum of three governance structures (top down, bottom up and reuse), and explains the strengths and weaknesses of these governance structures in relation to asset specificity and uncertainty.
The Japanese, however, also think of the other side of the spectrum by professionally organizing the Bacarobo [JP], a contest whose goal is to grant prizes to Japan's dumbest robots (dumb in this context means the robots must be totally useless and funny).
