Generic rules examples

Currently, karma s rules are formulated in an if-then format. A rule may have multiple conditions, conclusions, and actions, karma takes advantage of both the forward and backward chainers for derivation of the three-dimensional receptor model. For example, two types of rules, generic and specific, can be defined en irically from the results of QSAR as well as from molecular structure. 

Our current ionization and tautomer model encodes biased and balanced equilibria with 108 and 35 rules respectively. Extensive use is made of atom typing to specify chemistry in as generic a manner as possible, which reduces the number of rules required, for example, a number of heteroaromatic nitrogen types, including selected 2-aminopyridines and imidazoles, are aggregated into a definition of bases with pK ... 

Such a rule also could speed generic entry when the second generic applicant s lawsuit is resolved prior to that of the first applicant. This appears to be appropriate given the low reversal rate of district court opinions of patent invalidity and noninfringement. For example, under this rule, if both the first and second generic applicants are sued, but the court hearing the... 

The supernova models utilized below have all been generated by S. Woosley using the Kepler [7] supernova code. The evolution is followed with Kepler until the expansion becomes essentially homologous. At this point the Kepler information is transferred to the spectrum code. It is important to emphasize that once the supernova model has been selected the predicted spectra are generated without adjustable parameters. The adjustable parameters of the model are on the whole those with direct astrophysical relevance, for example the initial stellar mass and amount of mass loss. It is,.of course, feasible and useful to use the comparison of the observed and predicted spectra to refine the supernova model. This, however, has not yet been done except in a rough way. At present, the nebular spectra have been used only to choose broad classes of feasible models and mle out others. For example, the He detonation models for SNIa have been ruled out on the basis of the spectrum[8]. The results presented, therefore, must be viewed accordingly as generic to a whole class of models whose details are still unresolved. 

Here, X is a generic mole fraction and can refer to any phase. When subscripts f and j are ideatkal in Eq-(1.3-32) or (1.3-33), the parameters refer to a pure component. When they are different, tha parameters are called interaction parametere and these depend on the prepurties of tha bienry i-j mixture as indicated by the subscripts. To estimate these interaction puiameters, we use combining rules, for example,... 

A self-consistent field wavefunction (and thus its energy) can be considered a complicated function of the nuclear coordinates, basis functions and basis function coefficients (and, for a Cl calculation, the coefficients of single determinantal wavefunctions). In order to determine the first, second, etc. derivatives of the energy with respect to the nuclear coordinates [Pulay 1977] it is necessary to consider not only how the energy depends directly on the nuclear coordinates but also whether there is an indirect dependence via other parameters. Indeed, it is only the one-electron part of the Hamiltonian that depends directly upon the nuclear coordinates (H (l), Equation (2.125)), to which is added an intemuclear Coulomb repulsion term. For the other parameters the derivative with respect to the nuclear coordinates is generally determined via the chain rule (for first derivatives). For example, for a generic nuclear coordinate and a generic parameter Xj we can write ... 

Particularly in countries where the public health authorities have failed to step in, the pharmaceutical industry has itself sponsored formularies, such as MIMS (The Monthly Index of Medical Specialities). The disadvantage of these commercial formularies is that they tend to provide incomplete information (for example, about adverse effects), or provide only information on drugs produced by the firms which have sponsored the publication. As a rule they also contain advertising and their contents are heavily weighted towards specialities rather than generic equivalents. 

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