Kant's idea, conceived on the model of the physical principle of action and reaction, was structured by the category of community or reciprocal interaction, and was conceived as involving what he called real opposition.
As in any other domain, art was expected to be structured by stable categories that transcend the diversity of works and the variability of human attitudes.
One option would be for RIM to believe its market is structured by product categories, as in: "We compete in handheld wireless devices".
The list of symptoms was structured by applying categories of the system or part of the body affected as used in the considered literature while some adaptions were necessary (Additional file 1; File S5; column A).
The eight-item social cohesion instrument and seven-item social belonging instrument are structured by a five-category Likert response scale ranging from "strongly agree" to "strongly disagree" [ 18, 30].
What follows is the full selection of videos that I sent to the DIY Video 2010 organizers, structured by the 10 social movement categories that I mentioned above.
As well as the new academy structure, graded by category, other changes made by Southgate involve smaller teams and pitches for youth football, starting with four against four.
Unstructured data such as text and images often is generated by human annotators who provide structured category labels that are then used to train machine learning models.
The difference in the number of polypeptide segments present per domain between the manual "by sequence" and "by structure" category definitions indicated structures that contained terminal extensions.
In practice, however, Indian Railways has been tinkering with the distortion in the tariff structure by simplifying categories and classes.
On the other hand, PubMed indexes journal articles using MeSH terms, which constitute a thesaurus that embodies all the concepts appearing in the medical literature and are arranged in a hierarchical, tree-like structure by subject categories.
