The application, addressed to the high court registrar in Pretoria and Pistorius's defence team, notes that the sprinter knew there was a person behind the toilet door and chose to use a firearm, firing not one but four shots, and there was no room for escape for the person behind the door.
The trend identification in textual documents, more specifically in a corpus formed by titles of scientific papers, is the application addressed in this paper.
The application addresses a common problem encountered in combined risk assessment, exposure to a mixture of chemicals that co-occur in an environmental medium.
The application addresses two fundamental problems in structural biology: First, the identification of common substructures among structurally related proteins an important problem in characterization and prediction of function; second, generation of sieved models with demonstrated uses in protein crystallographic structure determination using the technique of Molecular Replacement.
Furthermore, the application addresses the security concerns of authentication, authorization, and delegation, as well as an automated honest broker service for deidentifying data.
During our study, we observed that for the application addressed in this article the QUICKRBF based classifier consistently delivered sensitivity around 0.7 and specificity around 0.6 regardless of how the user-controlled parameter was set.
Functionality developed for the application addressed problems that included storage and access of pharmacogenomic data, interpretation in the appropriate clinical context, development of CDS and presentation of results to clinicians and patients.
This chapter illustrates the fundamental effects and the concepts behind the applications addressed in this book.
The applications addressed involve oxygenates, sugars, and pharmaceutical ingredients, such as optical isomers and biomolecules.
The applications addressed are flows induced by the motion of thin flexible boundaries immersed in a two-dimensional incompressible fluid.
