This feature has been identified as a solution to the so called focus and context problem in information visualization (Ware, 2004) by other researchers as well, like in the famous hyperbolic tree browser (Lamping et al., 1995).
Furthermore, the HELP volunteers will participate in a so called focus group to evaluate their role and experiences; each unit will have one group that participate every month during the first half year and then every two months during the period of data collection.
Since the new CAP became law, at least 30% of the national budget of direct payments is tied to the respect of three main ecological commitments by farmers managing 10 or more hectares of arable land, i.e. crop diversification, maintaining permanent grassland and maintaining the so called "ecological focus areas".
In the 1990s, adaptive filters for neural networks and particular fast versions of LS techniques were in the focus, so called Fast-RLS algorithms.
According to diplomats, the five countries, who comprise the so called "Joint Investigation Team" that is focused on the crash, aim to bring the text to a vote by July 21 — exactly one year after the Security Council's first resolution on MH17.
They are also referred to as "evolutionary psychology" with a lower case "e" and "p" by Buller (2005); this terminology is not used in this article because of its tendency to underplay the difference between the psychological focus of the so called "Santa Barbara school" of evolutionary psychology and the behavioral focus of human behavioral ecology.
In a crowdfunded last-ditch conservation effort, members of the Difficult Bird Research Group, so called because the birds they focus on are difficult to keep alive, will make the 100km flight from Hobart once a week during the nesting season to try to boost the survival rate.
The fourth sessions will start with a sitting meditation with attention to the breathing, the body, sounds, and thoughts (so called 'sitting meditation with four focuses').
With nearly all American households already buying cereal, there are few people to initiate, so cereal marketers often focus on increasing so called "usage occasions," like incorporating cereal into an every-meal diet plan, as Kellogg does with Special K, or featuring non-breakfast recipes on boxes, like Kellogg's Corn Flakes-coated chicken, Chex Mix and Rice Krispies treats.
Since the core of this paradigm relies on the so called kernel trick, we will mainly focus on how this fundamental tool can be effectively used, in the design and the application of an inference procedures.
Modern cognitive theories increasingly focus on the so called dual-processing theory in which both intuition (system 1) and analytical, deliberative process (system 2) are important for balancing risks and benefits in the decision-making process [ 38].
