Finally, the "proper mix" of such mechanisms is sought through an automatic configuration phase performed on a training set representative of the reference instance population.
Typically, in order to achieve efficiency in the search, the neighborhood structures need to be tailored not only to the specific problem but also to the peculiar distribution of the instances to be solved (reference instance population).
Later, in what seemed to be a reference to instances in which he did not run hard out of the batter's box, he added: "I know I have to put my mind more into it.
The pieces confront the place of guns in American culture, and often reference real instances of gun violence.
In Berlin, offhand references to instances of excess at Lab.oratory — oh, the things that men will do to each other!
His reference, for instance, to "the poor old English gentleman" who "kept a brave old mansion / At a bountiful old rate" is clearly ironical.
Like any experienced comedian, he wove current events into his act — making a reference, for instance, to the recent rash of bear spottings in Sussex County.
A system concept based on the use of reference machining instance data is proposed, which is derived from the investigation of tool catalogs, related international standards, reference textbooks, and handbooks.
As mentioned above, in these implementations the meaning of a question does not only capture what is needed to resolve the issue that the question raises, but also which propositions are made available by the question for subsequent anaphoric reference, for instance by polarity particles.
