Because planning as model checking tests sets of states and sets of transitions at once, rather than single states, the method remains robust and viable in domains of large state spaces and varying levels of uncertainty.
Since IFRS has not been adopted by all countries, these practices do not make the international standards viable in the world domain.
While addressing decision management problems concerned with air transportation system using MCDM approach is proven highly viable by prior domain studies, to the authors' knowledge, no attempt has yet investigated the inherent relationships among attributes and their corresponding characteristics.
Likewise, ignoring missing attribute values would not be viable in our domain either, as almost all the instances have some missing value (only 82 complete instances among 2,665,180).
If they cannot then phenomena of attention create a serious difficulty for any fully general attempts to explain the character of conscious experience by reference to the contents represented in it (Chalmers, 2004), although such explanations might still be viable in circumscribed domains (Speaks, 2010).
The diverse clearance patterns were experimentally correlated with the viable and necrotic domains in the tumors, where the more rapid clearance was seen from viable regions.
The sharp displacement of STL-6014 fromrescence from the viable to the necrotic domain within large tumors at increasing times after administration [see also Additional file 5] presents a feature essential to diagnostic protocols in search of advanced tumors.
Consistent with our findings, a gene-trap mouse lacking the C-terminal portion of SPAK that includes a portion of the kinase catalytic domain is viable (Delpire & Gagnon, 2008).
In particular, a necessary condition for guaranteeing only real-valued operations to make the time-domain implementation viable is derived.
While useful in many areas, DAGs have inherent restrictions that make undirected graph models a viable alternative for many domains.
