The scope of this class usually includes querying preexisting datasets and transforming results.
To cover the areas of life not included within the scope of the ruling class of Ottomans, members of the subject class were allowed to organize themselves as they wished.
During the meeting, the discussion among the researchers focused on how flexible they should be considering size and methods out of scope for the classes, such as the oracle researchers of FinG 1/FinG 2. Table 7 shows as the oracle researchers agreed on the identification of the candidate (and not candidate) god classes.
Through contact and cooperation in such guilds, members of the different groups of Ottoman society were cemented into a common whole, performing many of the social and economic functions outside the scope of the ruling class and the millets, particularly those functions associated with economic regulation and social security.
If more than two methods are considered out of scope, the class is a "yes" god class; 7.
However, during the meeting, the researchers were more flexible about the size and the few methods out of scope, because the class represents the graphical user interface of the program.
If two methods are considered out of scope, then the class should be classified at least as a "maybe" god class (this threshold is defined to mark the class for further discussion among the oracle researchers); 6.
It must be noted, however, that, with the restricted scope of the Ottoman ruling class and state and the large areas of power and function left to the religious communities, guilds, and Ottoman officials who held the mukâṭaʿas, the sultans were never as autocratic as has been assumed.
Although the technical details of the underlying implementation are not available, from the output it can be determined that structures sharing a common substructure are organized in the same class, and the common substructures define the scope of each class.
