Our feature-vector-based weighting strategy is inspired by the edge-preserving bilateral filter [12], but is modified to accommodate feature-vector-based dissimilarity measures.
In some instances, humans can reduce provocations of human-animal conflict by using various techniques to accommodate features of the natural environment.
In this regard, some philosophers posit dialetheistic principles in order to accommodate features of things that ordinary consistent sets of principles could not capture adequately, such as Zhou Dunyi's "Free of polarity and yet the supreme polarity".
We attempt to overcome these problems by first constructing a meta-dataset of 6483 publicly available siRNAs (targeting mammalian mRNA), the largest to date, and then applying a Bayesian analysis which accommodates feature set uncertainty.
This service, named WFCatalog, which stands for waveform catalogue, accommodates features of seismological waveform data.
It is hard to accommodate such feature in Q oS-based estimation.
Standard numerical procedures need to be modified to accommodate this feature.
To accommodate this feature, Hooker (1981, Part III) supplements his general theory of reduction with an account of "token-to-token" reductions.
To accommodate this feature, the general disturbance signals are sampled within an optimisation window, which progresses sequentially over the time horizon.
This paper presents a new dynamic multicast routing algorithm for broadband IPTV services that satisfies bandwidth constraints with the minimum usage of bandwidth in order to accommodate the feature of the IPTV network environment where the multicast channel changes rapidly (or frequently).
However, since UHS uses site-specific data and does not restrict its shape to any prescribed format, it has the flexibility to accommodate this feature by obtaining site-specific spectral ordinates from two sets of motion input (far-field and near-field data).
