Moreover, the detection approaches proposed in the literature are mostly rule based, meaning that a predetermined rule needs to be established beforehand to detect botnets from a graph (e.g., [60]).
The most difficult, because as the plot is essentially predetermined, the writer needs skill to keep the momentum going, conjuring up original, complex characters and vivid scene-setting.In a dazzling debut novel, Matt Rees, a former Jerusalem bureau chief for Time magazine, succeeds on both counts.
Due to the descriptive objectives of the RANGE study, there were no hypotheses to test with statistical methods to predetermine a needed sample size.
Gerth and Van Natta argue, plausibly, that her vote was all but predetermined by her need to appear "tough" and by her husband's 1998 bombing campaign against suspected W.M.D. sites in Iraq.
An added advantage of the proposed technique is that, due to its signal adaptive nature, it does not need predetermined segmentation of audio signals for processing.
Furthermore, in plants, DNA replication sites are restricted mainly to meristematic tissues, and differentiation of the germ line is not predetermined; plants thus need an efficient and flexible genome maintenance system.
Thus, strategic premises about consumer needs essentially predetermined which service packages would be offered to consumers.
Our study has highlighted issues in access based on need and the consequences of unmet need, the context being that a fixed and predetermined budget, increasing demand and rising cost of medicines are all compounding constraints in affordability.
Therefore, cups predetermined for lower salinities needed a longer time before reaching its determined level.
Using a predetermined order the edges need only be indexed by the next endpoint (i.e. directed).
