3. Licensing of Predecessor Operating Systems Paragraph 8 of Microsoft's proposal would require Microsoft, after the release of a major Windows operating system such as Windows 98 or Windows 2000 Professional, to continue to license the predecessor operating system at a royalty not higher than the existing royalty for three years.
Note that the latter cannot be used systematically because the modularity function may decrease or not be monotonous with respect to the chosen initial class system (see next paragraph).
We get rapt descriptive passages, frequently very funny, that seem to be examples of how not to think about the world: minute, infuriated descriptions of the failures of the IRS's traffic management system; a three-page paragraph about the unforeseen consequences of a piece of tax policy in Illinois.
And they conclude the first paragraph: "Any system that countenances abstract entities we deem unsatisfactory as a final philosophy" (Goodman and Quine 1947: 105).
All the components entailed in a car-based mobility system, as described in paragraph 1.1, are supplied by a number of players involved in a long-term complementary relationship.
In page 6: In the "recommender system" section, the second paragraph of "The recommender system can make use of … add further endpoints to the process", the figure 5 should be explicitly referenced.
According to the conditions on initial values we derived in the previous paragraph, the system will tend back to R* = 0 and R_EGF* = 0. Hence we showed stability of steady-state class I.
And finally, several minutes later, after being processed through the online system, Ms. Cooper's two-paragraph article hit the Web.
The text corpus introduced in the article describing the ChemicalTagger system consisted in 50 paragraphs from the experimental sections of full text articles selected using a keyword search related to polymer synthesis.
You'll notice a few key phrases in that last paragraph: "reasonable," "patent system," "litigation".
