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We also introduce a new schema of interest points sampling so that we can reserve the most corresponding information of the model by a small number of local feature descriptors.

The paper [6 8] proposed a new schema to balance the lifetime of the deployed sensor network by assigning weights to links based on the remaining power level of individual nodes.

Instead, this type of plasticity is necessary for the rapid formation of new CA1 cell assemblies in the hippocampus of experimentally naïve animals and the development of a new schema associated with the first-time learning of a hippocampal-dependent alternation task.

Instead of building a new schema, all new information might be connected to the one that has been activated.

Not only did we avoid the potentially huge effort of defining a new schema from scratch, we were also able to adopt existing Chado infrastructure.

If the newer interface differs significantly a new schema is formed, resulting in a different pattern of synchronization recorded on the QEEG.

A fundamental assumption behind our approach is that a new schema specification should not define a new database, so that previous schema definitions are considered as alternative design specifications, and consequently, existing data can be accessed in a consistent way using any of the defined schemas.

The DCC has benefitted greatly from extending Chado rather than building a new schema.

The base in the new schema of non-invasive and invasive caries treatments lies on treating dental caries or controlling the course of the disease by choosing the right method of treatment at the right time.

The present analysis combines data on geographical variation in obesity rates among adults (men and women combined) in England in 2011 2012 with regional variation in social class according to the new schema of Savage et al 17 to examine the extent to which insecurity, as well as inequality, contributes to geographical variation in adult obesity rates in England.

Several distributed databases are virtually combined by means of a new database schema on top of the existing ones, which allows a single, integrated, coherent view of all underlying data while the original databases remain accessible as stand-alone services.