Such methods include for example, methods that describe the way the object is added to the tree, edited, deleted from the tree, and archived.

The instance I is inserted into the classification tree (208).

The structure tree is generated by processing each image to identify nodes and compiling the nodes into the tree in the form of a searchable metadata file.

A destination DOM tree corresponds to the source DOM tree.

Resources that are needed by the application can be stored in the application-specific JNDI tree (FIG. 1), and thus 'scoped' to that particular application.

Expands the tree if necessary and selects from the tree the file that is currently active in the editor (if the file exists in the project tree).

Subsequences of the tree are then merged, moving up the tree until a final nucleotide sequence of interest is determined that has the target secondary structure at equilibrium.

An accessor object (511) has methods to access the tree (510).

A specific node within the directory tree structure is accessible using a query string which defines a navigation path through the directory tree structure to access the specific node.

Spectral binning may also be used in conjunction with the hierarchical tree structure.

At least one stealth node is provided in the destination DOM tree.

The binary tree can actually have 32 levels (the tree above is extremely abbreviated for the purpose of illustration).

The determined animation is explicitly applied to the affected layers in the render tree.

The JNDI tree (FIG. 1) is configured to allow for an application-private JNDI section.

The reason is that the state is stored in the tree structure, and after every block only a small part of the tree needs to be changed.