Researchers tend to use several arrays to test different conditions so that one set of experiments which have a connection with each other are stored in related CEL files in a folder called a GSE (GEO Series Experiment).
Seventy-seven pieces of evidence were used to support the claim that standardised packaging 'won't work' yet just 17 of these actually focused on standardised packaging, 14 of which had a connection with the industry.
The DoG output at fine scales (( sigma_{c} = 1,,{text{to}},33 )) in Fig. 6 highlights a grouping of connected superimposed small dots together, which has a close connection to 'Similarity', 'Continuity' and 'Connectivity' in the Gestalt grouping principles.
The second network is the weakly connected network which has a single connection from A to B (equivalently from B to A by interchangeability).
One of commitments Coca-Cola has made is to encourage people to do more exercise, but recognises that it is not like Nike, which has a natural connection to sporting activities.
A WiMAX tower, which has a wired connection, is a lot like a cell tower, but a single tower can provide coverage up to 3,000 square miles.
It costs me $69 for the hardware, which has a 4G connection courtesy of Clearwire and lasts up to eight hours on a single charge.
The store and everything are built into the device, which has a constant connection over the same kind of network your mobile phone uses.
In this paper, we shall consider fractional calculus according to a relatively new definition [7], usually referred to as the AB formula, which has a stronger connection to the non-locality properties of fractional calculus.
There are additional guiding principles within HSI, each of which has a strong connection with fundamental sociotechnical concepts.
