Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Then Gradually dividing the images into smaller and smaller groups until I finally picked a winner. I started by just picking images that immediately caught my ...
• ... Christendom following the Protestant Reformation, and with the rise of nationalism, the monasteries of the Order were gradually dividing into national groups.
• RESULTS: The resin cast of the gland showed a treelike structure, with the vessels gradually dividing into multiple branches. The arteries, veins, and ducts run in ...
• In the late nineteenth century American Protestantism was gradually dividing between liberals who were accepting new scientific and higher critical views that  ...

• Jun 20, 2011 ... If only one interval is desired, the algorithm can stop at this point returning the one selected interval. If, however, more than one interval is ...
• Jul 1, 2015 ... The most common method is the single completion in which only one interval is produced at a time (Figure 3b). A single completion is simple ...
• If the number ?(I) ? ( I ) of stables of S S containing only one interval is as small as possible, then ?(I,2)=?(n+?(I))/2? ? ( I , 2 ) = ? ( n + ? ( I ) ) / 2 ? . Proof.
• Secondly, we note that a row consisting of only one interval is live at exactly one point. By assuming distinct endpoints for each interval, two rows that each.