Archetypes define the structure of a series of fields with well-defined semantic relationships and a terminology defines the possible values for each field [ 11].
Though the traditional terminology defines a "syllable" as a unit of sound separated from other sound units by silence [26], in the following state transition diagrams, we incorporated these short silences as a part of a "syllable".
Box 4, on blinding terminology, defines the groups of individuals (that is, participants, healthcare providers, data collectors, outcome adjudicators, and data analysts) who can potentially introduce bias into a trial through knowledge of the treatment assignments.
To identify lexical enrichments, this program uses terminology defined by the Gene Ontology (GO) Consortium [ 19, 20] and the Kyoto Encyclopedia of Genes and Genomes (KEGG) database [ 21, 22].
Following to this terminology, we define several fixed point properties depending on types of multivalued mappings we concern.
The leading academic researchers in the field, Peter Salovey of Yale and John D Mayer of the University of New Hampshire, use different terminology, defining the four key elements of EI as perceiving, using, understanding and managing emotions.
In our terminology, defining the appropriate genitors that would relate such benes to particular denes in a clean and rigorous fashion is the crux of the problem.
The examination of PTSD terminology defined two completely different tasks: the understanding of the meaning of the expressions used by the patient; and the search for terms that translate such expressions into medical language.
The six eligible studies were reviewed according to the terminologies defined in the Methods section (Table 1) The target of the magnesium arm of the six studies was to produce a similar degree of hypermagnesemia, namely, double the baseline value.
We extend the scope of this terminology here to define a compressible signal as one that has a sparse representation in which the signal may be approximated to high, but not perfect, accuracy.
