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Consequently a new normalized variable-parameter mixed-norm (VPNMN) adaptive algorithm is proposed in this study.

Whitcombe (2002) first applied a new normalized form of elastic impedance to improve the stability of parameter extraction.

In addition, a new normalized standard deviation of the reconstruction error over time is derived to cover the effect of only independent noise entries.

A new normalized stress factor was proposed to describe the mechanism of the internal load distribution between the composite reinforcement and steel cylinder.

To tackle this problem, a new normalized method specially designed for line-based homography estimation is proposed and validated by extensive experiments.

These energy coefficients are then applied to the current scan to create a new normalized reconstruction.

That is, at each specific average intensity level A, the new normalized estimate is g(A) = a* fcontrol(A) + (1-a) fall(A), and Mnew = Mobserved - g(A), where fall and fcontrol are the global and control LOESS curve, and 'a' is defined as the proportion of genes less than a given intensity A value [ 2].

We identified the broad distribution of item popularity and preferential attachment, common features in many real systems, as the main reason for this failure and we used it as a motivation for the design of new normalized metrics that are not biased by them.

A new parallel normalized optimized approximate inverse algorithm, based on the concept of the "fish bone" computational approach satisfying an antidiagonal data dependency, for computing classes of explicit approximate inverses, is introduced for symmetric multiprocessor systems.

A new parameter, normalized pressure drop, ΔP∗ is proposed and a common relationship between ΔP∗ and Reta,crit√ω′ is derived as ΔP∗= f(Reta,critω′) with a mean deviation of ±25%.

We normalized the formula (4), let p = 2q, and get the new normalized intensity mapping function T I in x, y = I in x, y p, I in x, y ∈ 0, 1 (5).