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Supporting Electrolyte The electrolyte that is added to the electrolytic solution to make it electrically conductive as well as to control the reaction conditions. The supporting electrolyte also works to eliminate the migration current that flows in its absence. It may be a salt, an acid, a base or a pH buffer, which is difficult to oxidize or to reduce. It is used in concentrations between 0.05 and 1 M, which is much higher than that of electroactive species (usually 10 5 to 10 2 M). The supporting electrolyte sometimes has a great influence on the electrode reaction, changing the potential window of the solution, the double layer structure, or react-

for all values ci , aj , and bk A straightforward and very simple way to encode these conditional probabilities is a table in which for each possible instantiation of the conditioning attributes A and B there is a row stating the corresponding conditional probability distribution on the values of the attribute C If we assume that dom(A) = {a1 , a2 , a3 }, dom(B) = {b1 , b2 }, and dom(C) = {c1 , c2 }, such a table may look like the one shown in Figure 81 However, the same conditional probabilities can also be stored in a tree structure in which the leaves hold the conditional probability distributions and each level of inner nodes corresponds to a conditioning attribute (cf Figure 82) The branches of this tree are labeled with the values of the conditioning attributes.

The color-matching process developed by Cheetham and Graf [23] is shown in Figure 6.9. It involves selecting colorants and their respective amounts to generate a color that satis es the customer requirement when combined with the plastic. The color matcher places the physical color standard in the spectrophotometer and reads the spectrum of the color standard into the color-matching system. Next, the color matcher enters key information, such as the resin and grade of material to generate the match. Then the system searches its case base of previous matches for the best one(s) and adjusts them to produce a match for the new standard. If this new match is acceptable, the adapted loadings are saved in the database and the

In this way each path from the root to a leaf corresponds to a possible instantiation of the conditioning attributes Obviously such a tree is equivalent to a decision tree [Breiman et al 1984, Quinlan 1993] for the attribute C with the following restrictions: all leaves have to lie on the same level and in each level of the tree the same attribute has to be tested on all paths If these restrictions hold, we call the tree a full decision tree, because it contains a complete set of test nodes for a set of variables Consider now a situation in which there are some regularities in the conditional probability table, namely those indicated in the table on the left of Figure 83.

From this table it is clear that the value of the attribute B matters only if attribute A has the value a2 , that is, C is independent of B given A = a1 or A = a3 This is usually called context-specific independence Hence.

In contrast to Italy and most of the rest of Europe, UK has a much more consolidated market sector with only a few players as the big earners. Mintel (2005) stated that the top ve UK retailers account for almost 45% of sales. The leading players by turnover being Marks and Spencer, Next, Arcadia Group (comprising Top Shop, Etam, Wallis, Dorothy Perkins, Burton, Miss Selfridge, Out t and Evans), Matalan and Bhs. This dominance of the big players makes it hard for independent stores to get a foothold into the marketplace. It is hard to compete on price when dealing with high rents and cheap imported clothes.

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clear procedure for this (except through the Mental Health Act 1983, which provides a legal framework to enable people to be detained in hospital for the assessment and treatment for a mental disorder), since parents and/or carers cannot legally consent to treatment in place of an adult. It has sometimes been asserted that this dif culty means that some people will be refused treatment because of uncertainties about its lawfulness (Mencap, 1989). While this is not necessarily true (Murphy and Clare, 1997), nevertheless, it is clear that, when adults lack capacity: