In this stage, companies embrace an experimental process comprising four discrete sets of activities: creating models to predict customer behavior; experimenting with various interventions designed to alter customer behavior; measuring the results of these interventions; and using feedback from the front line to improve the models and subsequent campaigns.
Freedman says the FlightCaster team had the same concerns, but that there are two discrete sets of users who value the service.
In this case we do not map between two discrete sets of phonemes, but, rather, between the posterior probabilities of the first set and the second set.
We identified two discrete sets of genes with distinct genetic architecture associated with age-based division of labor.
The NBD2-bearing fragments were present as a smear of at least two bands with further examples shown in Figures 2(A) and 3, lanes 2 and 5. Thus cleavage creates two discrete sets of large fragments of ~70 100 kDa (bearing NBD2, not NBD1) and ~60 kDa (quadruplet Q1 Q4, bearing NBD1 and not NBD2).
This encompassed six discrete sets of parent-offspring cohort pairs, enabling family relationships and associated life history patterns to be established between linked cohorts (1977 1981, 1978 1982, 1979 1983, 1980 1984, 1981 1985 and 1982 1986), including two three-generational inter-related pedigrees (1977-1981-1985 and 1978-1982-1986; Figure 3b).
For diagnosis, children must exhibit a total of six or more symptoms from among three discrete sets.
The four columns on Table 4 present four univariate, discrete sets of data, small in size: they refer to the number of text units indicated by the blocks of Mappæ (Compositiones) of the α and β families.
The master equation describes the time evolution of the probability of the system to occupy each one of the discrete sets of states (see Supporting Information S1).
Two technicians performed the scanning measurements in discrete sets of dates.
