For example, the co-occurrence frequency of West Nile virus and 'encephalitis' syndrome exceeded its expected historical levels in 2000 and peaked in 2006, and the pairing of terms "Chikungunya virus" and "arthritis" emerged in 2007 (Fig. S4).
Although these approaches rely on the computation of the 1 1 maximum weight bipartite match, they do not consider information about the structural similarity of each of the pairs of terms that comprise the bipartite graph.
According to the previous pilot research, with regard to the mutual similarities of the pairs of terms, we can reach the realization of the hardship of formulating complete sets with small number of adjectives that can generally be used to express all kinds of Korean Makgeolli.
Now the Soviet usage of this pair of terms appears to fly in the face of our ordinary, non-philosophical understanding of them (that, for example, Wall Street values are "materialist," while the Occupy movement is "idealist").
By including a link between a pair of processes in the BPN, we say that link "explains" the interactions cross-annotated by that pair of terms.
The pair of first-term senators, who have been on a collision course for weeks, dominated the stage in Las Vegas, Nevada, with a series of fiery exchanges in a debate devoted almost entirely to national security following terrorist attacks in Paris and San Bernardino, California.
29 Diehl; cf. the glossary, 180), the former pair of terms being not only more vague than Proclus's originals (Festugière's 'sensation'/'perceptible aux sens' are better), but also concealing their conceptual identity with the latter pair from the reader.
This form of the first pair of terms is particularly significant since we are specifically concerned with what happens near disease-free equilibrium.
In this section we formally define the coverage area of the pair of sensors in terms of the Pf and the Pd.
There is also a close correspondence between these pairs of terms and the distinction between mechanical solidarity and organic solidarity, which was emphasized by the French sociologist Émile Durkheim.
The pairs of the terms are matched if the normalized and expanded ICPC 2-PLUS term is a substring of the SNOMED CT term.
