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Equivalence classes are sets of all records that consists of the same values on the quasi-identifiers.
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Some lionize him for this, and contend that Mr. Sharansky would be an ideal national leader, much as he would break the mold with his thickly accented Hebrew and a military record that consists of three weeks in the national guard.
Henry, who had a previous criminal record that consisted of an attempted sexual assault, was deemed a dangerous offender.
For example, a medical record number that consists of 8 to 9 numeric characters would be defined as "(^\d{8, 9}\s)", and would match the string "12345678" in the data set.
Eventually, we collected enough to record an album that consists of music we wrote during our stay in Israel.
The duo "adopted a late-night recording schedule" that consisted of them recording between midnight "and seven in the morning".
Starting with a list of all the Category 0 vocabularies and matching against column 4 in each MRSO record, it is easy to create a shortened version of MRSO that consists only of records extracted from the Category 0 vocabularies.
A breakfast that consists of cycling.
The cloud software combines text analysis and machine learning to read patient records that often consist of prescriptions, notes, audio interviews and test reports.
The circadian pattern of locomotion, exploration, drinking and feeding was assessed with the LabMaster system that consisted of six recording units, each unit comprising a test cage (type III, 42.0 × 26.5 × 15.0 cm, length × width × height), two external infrared frames and a cage lid fitted with two weight transducers (Edelsbrunner et al., 2009).
Stately, they glided toward a receiving line outside the ballroom that consisted exclusively of Mr. Capote and Mrs. Graham, a phalanx of cameramen recording every gesture.
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