This optimization can be shown to be NP-complete by taking an instance of G with only positively weighted edges, thereby reducing the maximization to a search for a Hamiltonian path, which is known to be NP-complete.
May not those elements in Hart's book be taken as an instance of natural law legal theory done in a primarily descriptive (rather than primarily justificatory) mode, and with incomplete scrutiny of the resources of practical reason, resources being drawn upon by the whole explanatory general description of law?
For instance, taking an example of the previous subsection, f {GL, B, F},M,x 3,S) will find the contexts B, GL∨B), and B in the first iteration through the dissimilarity matrix.
Having just completed our #ReadyForFreddie text, in which one of our DoSomething.org staffers came out as trans via text to 2.4 million young people, we knew we had to be the platform for young people to take action around an instance of transphobia.
However, since it only takes a single instance of CH to break up a haplotype, we hypothesised that CCH analysis would be relatively robust to this effect: very large numbers of consecutive markers showing no CH would be required to mimic the very large (cM-scale) haplotypes inherited within a family.
Frye takes this to be an instance of a general tendency to make sex relevant where it need not be, which she takes to be a key feature of sexism.
So, on Thursday, when he granted his first 30-day reprieve to a death-row inmate, the political world took note: was it an instance of a man running as a compassionate conservative trying to advertise his charitable nature?
In Japan, for instance, people take an average of five days of their annual allotment, according to the 2012 Expedia Vacation Deprivation study.
The question of whether they are to be subjected to Ockham's razor, reduced to other entities, or taken at face value is an instance of the general question that philosophers have to address when they scrutinize the ontology inherent in the common-sense picture of the world.
Webster's Dictionary defines "suicide" as "the act or an instance of taking one's own life voluntarily and intentionally especially by a person of years of discretion and of sound mind".
