Sequence of instructions that can be called from other points in a computer program.
Mathematical binary relation, such that every element of the left set is related with exactly one element of the right set.
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However, they will still be defending the application in the new year.
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Mr Justice Smyth said that he would rule on the application today.
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A first application was made to Natural Resources Wales a year ago.
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Unfortunately, it has no real value or application outside the education sector.
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In reality, however, it works by the application of sufficiently advanced technology.
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A new political map is being used for this year's state elections.
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That means a new map with new points of interest to discover.
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Results: Medical students and patient partners perceive value in empathy map training.
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The map showed this sea, but being beside it was far different.
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And they'll map fluctuations in chemical signatures across different times of year.
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Nokia clearly has the data and content to power great mapping experiences.
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Ireland is the only EU state without a territory-wide seabed mapping programme.
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Background: The concept mapping rationale and process are explained step by step.
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This new mapping approach is scalable to any tropical country, said researchers.
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And mapping the genome is not going to solve the problem absolutely.
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Most of these models come in the form of a mathematical function.
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The other important reason is to fit mathematical function to the data.
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Then I fit a mathematical function to the data to see whether a relationship existed between height and climbing grade.
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In this case, I won't use calculus to evaluate an integral since I don't know a mathematical function for the power.
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Brain wallets work by taking a chosen passphrase and putting it through a mathematical function known as a "hash."
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ECG was processed in order to obtain numerical values, which were analyzed by nonlinear mathematical functions.
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Three men sat around a table which was littered with graphs, sketches of mathematical functions, and books of tensor formulae.
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Such traditional mathematical functions such as SINE and COSINE, however, were deliberately excluded as being unnecessary to business data processing applications.
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The process of developing new test statistics is laborious, requiring the manual development and evaluation of mathematical functions that satisfy several theoretical properties.
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Yes I know what it looks like, but it is in fact a complex four-dimensional topographical map of a series of highly complex mathematical functions.
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The significance of this fact for the total function of hearing will occupy us more fully later.
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The reality of how society functions is of course much more complex.
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This approach and the list of functions was of course completely absurd.
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The Health Ministry said it may add functions to help the blind.
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However, their functions during the influenza A virus infection process remain unclear.
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The update, however, does not include any new features, functions or changes.
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Credit market traders said other banks have comparable functions to JPMorgan's CIO.
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However, the specific biological functions of plant CaM are not well known.
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Indeed, different transcription factors isoforms may have different or even opposite functions.
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Trust us, they said; we will really separate executive and scrutiny functions.
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In other countries, the functions of a national trust are far broader.
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It is yet unknown, however, whether HIFT affects cognitive functions in adolescents.
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However, their functions and mechanisms in tumorigenesis and development remain largely unknown.
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However, its potential functions and underlying mechanisms in hepatocarcinogenesis remain largely unknown.
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In short, plastids appear at the heart of all main plant functions.
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However, limited knowledge is available concerning the underlying mechanisms of lncRNA functions.
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Therefore, we hypothesized a possible role of Ime4 in the peroxisomal functions.
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