In terms of granularity, temporal data can be managed at the level of databases, or tables within databases, or rows within tables, or even columns within rows.
In terms of granularity, our data also paints a clearer, multidimensional picture.
In terms of granularity, she added that eventually Google plans to disable ads based on the tighter criteria on individual web pages rather than entire publications.
So one should find a compromise in terms of granularity (e.g., a city, a country, and so on), accuracy within the admitted granularity (e.g., a few km, hundreds of km, and so on), and verification cost.
In other words, the model presented hereby allows for representing according to the same format, i.e., as fact nodes in an RSG, pieces of information very dissimilar from each other in terms of granularity.
Therefore, while a synchronous execution is appropriate when the granularity is low, more precise models in terms of granularity call for a better handling of concurrency.
However, extending Boolean networks allows both to create more detailed models in terms of granularity, and to model a richer set of biological interactions thanks to the introduction of the target function.
Extracting these regions poses a dilemma in terms of segmentation granularity due to fine structures and segmentation complexity due to large image sizes.
Dryad differs in one significant regard from our approach in terms of the granularity of the deposition.
Table 1 show the uniqueness of this research and also it explains the related work done by other researchers in terms of social granularity.
He says that the low-energy component of BLE is a significant part of the attraction of the technology: services like GPS-based location technology not only are less accurate in terms of location granularity, but those and other wide-area wireless signals tend to work patchily in stores, and they are also drain the batteries.
