The proof, in J.M. Greene (preprint) [6], draws on most of the theorems in this paper together with a very different technique involving representations of noncommutative quadratic functions.
Thus results have been achieved that are in line with our determinations, obtained by a very different technique.
Heywang's reports were followed closely by those of Kaiser and Zeitler [ 3], who also found contrast-enhanced magnetic resonance images useful in breast cancer diagnosis but by using a very different technique.
Cav is one of the fastest riders on the road but the track is very different; technique and timing are very important and he hasn't really had the time to work on those yet.
This generic model can thus constitute a unified theoretical framework for all these very different techniques, making them complementary views of the same system.
Although the methods presented do not apply to pilot signals (e.g., GPS L1C) due to the absence of data modulation (synchronizing with any possible secondary code is accomplished using very different techniques [15]), it is acknowledged that a pilot signal could assist with bit synchronization and decode for any data-bearing signal from the same satellite.
The Sun is unique because chemical composition data can be derived from very different layers, from the center to the outermost coronal layers, using very different techniques like helioseismology, spectroscopy, particle collection techniques, … Differences in chemical composition are observed allowing to discover how the different solar layers evolve.
Mass spectrometry and nuclear-magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy are very different techniques, but both are used to shed light on the structure of large biological molecules.The prize for mass spectrometry is shared by John Fenn and Koichi Tanaka.
Moreover, the term "colonial" as a marker of this domain of inquiry is also problematic in so far as it suggests historically implausible commonalities across territories that experienced very different techniques of domination.
Characterizations of PSi mechanical properties were performed employing very different techniques, e.g., nanoindentation[2], Brillouin scattering[3], phase velocity scanning[4], and microechography[5], but each of these works dealt with open-porosity PSi.
Now, two independent groups have reanalyzed the Apollo data using modern but very different techniques, and both teams say they have detected lunar seismologists' prime target: a core of iron that is still molten 4.5 billion years after the moon's formation.
