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Therefore we describe the theoretical framework, our corpus Aprescrilov and the general methodology of the PhD.

The general methodology of audio classification involves extracting discriminatory features from the audio data and feeding them to a pattern classifier.

While there is not one self-healing solution that is applicable under all conditions, the general methodology of developing an abiotic, capsule-based self-healing system is proposed.

The crucial point in Frege's criticism of Hilbert, however, is not a disagreement about particular analyses or the consequent failure of particular consistency and independence claims, but instead concerns the general methodology of consistency and independence proofs.

Consequently, this manuscript does not elaborate on the general methodology of the ERA, its components and underlying concepts, but presents an analysis of the data on which the ERA, the core activity of risk analysis, is based upon.

The results obtained during this period have been reviewed [11 13], and the general methodology of expert systems as tools for molecular structure elucidation have been reviewed by Elyashberg, et al. [14].

The general methodologies of the reprogramming metabolomics are outlined in Fig. 3.

Although each method has advantages and drawbacks, the general methodology for identification of differentially expressed genes has progressed from labor-intensive procedures, such as polyacrylamide gel-based differential display, to automatic high throughput methods such as hybridization-based gene arrays.

As we can see, estimation (17) of the time-varying spectrum using the Cohen's class distribution (17) is consistent with the general methodology (10) of estimating time-varying spectrum for the locally stationary time series.

On the other hand, following the general methodology, the out-of-sample results are obtained for a period corresponding to year 2014, a relatively stable period.

Furthermore, the general methodology employed here of exon targeting and capture should be applicable to any group of organisms with the availability of a reference genome.