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A high-pressure tomography apparatus is available for conducting tomography studies at high P and T, with a typical spatial resolution of a few micrometers.

The results show that urban processes and inequality intensified the historical divide in different ways, and each factor can be associated with a typical spatial pattern.

In H.264/AVC, motion data can be basically derived by the following two schemes: one is a typical spatial prediction scheme based on the DPCM and the other is a sophisticated spatiotemporal prediction scheme for the skipped motion data, formally referred to as a direct mode.

Thus, the ring-shaped distribution is not just a characteristic of numerical simulations, and is considered a typical spatial distribution of afterslip and an example of discontinuous heterogeneity on the plate interface.

Moreover, the flexibility of the software environment offers new opportunities to scaffold spatial learning through constraining the degrees of freedom in a typical spatial operation so that it is easier to perceive the outcome of a transformation or by providing feedback on the outcome of a simulated action.

Modern MR systems are equipped with gradient systems that offer a gradient strength of 40 mT/m or more with slew rates of more than 200 mT/m/ms; thus, for a typical spatial resolution of 1 3 mm, very short echo times of TE < 1.5 ms can be realised with gradient echo sequences.

In this case, the SDM scheme will become a typical spatial-multiplexing MIMO system as shown in our previous work [18], and with the MIMO demultiplexing process, the signal can be recovered.

The seismicity during March 9 to 11, which is interpreted as the aftershock activity of the M-7.3 earthquake, followed the typical spatial distribution pattern, a concentration of thrust-type events along the plate boundary.

For the investigation of nuclear active shower components a multi-tier 55 m2 ionization-neutron calorimeter with a sum absorber thickness of ∼1000 g/cm2, typical spatial resolution of the order of 10 cm, and dynamic range of ionization measurement channel about ∼105 was created.

The model under study describes the activity in neural populations on a mesoscopic spatial and temporal scale with typical spatial range of 500 μm and temporal time constants of 5 10 ms.

A one-sample t-test showed the typical spatial pattern of each sub-network in both groups (P < 0.05, FDR corrected) (Fig.  1).