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The goal of this article is to determine theoretical variance lower bounds on how well a single-sensor system is able to localize a target in the presence of exploitable multipath and discuss several practical issues that arise in this context, including the multipath association problem, clutter, and the impact of wall roughness.

This is clearly undesired since not only would the hearing aid user lose the acoustic impression of the space in which he finds himself, but more importantly, there are many situations in which it is crucial for the hearing aid user to be able to localize a sound that is in the background (e.g., a new speaker trying to gain the attention of the user or a warning signal from an approaching vehicle).

If early auditory deprivation enhances visual selective attention resources in the periphery, rather than simply increasing peripheral distractibility, then deaf individuals should be better able to localize a peripheral target embedded in a field of distractors while simultaneously discriminating the identity of a target presented centrally at fixation.

Interestingly, we were not able to localize a significant overrepresentation of TREs in the close promoters of the T3-regulated genes.

In contrast, we were not able to localize a significant overrepresentation of thyroid hormone response elements (TREs) in the close promoters of the T3-regulated genes.

We combined the ORFs detected by blastx and Diogenes and we were able to localize an ORF for a total of 3,374 out of the 3,590 snp'ed contigs.

Mouse experiments by Levine et al. in the 1950s demonstrated that mice, which usually were able to localize an induced subcutaneous cryptococcocal infection, could not do so after an intraperitoneal injection of 2.5 mg of cortisone acetate (10 ).

TM1 and TM2 did form relatively clear bands at midcell, indicating that they were able to localize to a certain extent (Fig. S5).

Once created, the walking robot is able to localize itself against a "global map" and plan a "global path" and head toward its goal by interpreting the elevation map (which is continuously updated) as far as how it can be best traversed.

Gao et al. (2012) were able to localize activity to a similar area of right occipito-temporal cortex found in this study.

The authors of [4] propose an image authentication scheme that is able to localize tampering, by embedding a watermark in the wavelet coefficients of an image.