It must be emphasised that, however, this parameter is not strictly embedded in the model and it could be changed, essentially modifying only the analysis and results interpretation phases.
Then the topological structure revealed by optimizing the modularity for A r is that of large groups for small values of r, and smaller groups for large values of r, all of which are strictly embedded in the original topology.
The method enables a sharp resolution of the embedded boundaries and strictly conserves mass, momentum, and energy.
In our current OTF Computing context, we are separating composition and execution phase, since both processes are embedded in a market environment with strictly regulated interaction processes between users, OTF providers, and service providers.
Adipose tissue samples, isolated while strictly avoiding lymph node material, were fixed in 10% formalin, embedded in paraffin, and cut in 5 µm sections.
Further, rather than employ these functions in a strictly descriptive manner we embed them in state-dependent life history.
Insofar as feminist philosophy of religion studies the strictly intellectual interpretations of any religious tradition, it will encounter beliefs, symbols, and ideas that are embedded in specific socio-cultural power relations.
While he prides himself on his straightforward craft -- strictly hands-on and low-tech, with no digital trickery -- Mr. Sugimoto's underlying concepts are embedded in his deliberate techniques of printing, exposure and focus and are often missed by viewers.
Strictly derived from the thermal balance method, this flammable resistance method has the principle of energy conservation embedded with each energy term additive in the denominator.
If we strictly adhere to simplistic models, we will fail to access the substantial amount of knowledge that is embedded in findings that fail standard validation.
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