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This algorithm allows the introduction of an accurate round insert edge geometry, discretising the lead position angle and the variable cutting coefficients of the forces model along the edge.

Rather than clustering samples using all genes, a practical alternative is to embed gene selection within unsupervised clustering – removal of noisy features improves clustering accuracy, which, in turn, guides a more accurate round of feature selection.

When there go up at the same time " slowly and quietly" and when the leader gives the order fire an accurate round at the target.

The accurate round-trip delay time τ d for the wave propagation is formulated as [2] τ d = 2 α r 0 2 + v 2 τ + t − τ 0 2 c + v 2 c 2 τ + t − τ 0 (1).

The M16 fires very accurate 3 round bursts, so using it at mid to long range would give you the biggest advantage and also give you room to breath if you miss.

Reeves and Bordetski (1995) found that DMs are not always able to accurately express their preferences, and in order to make group preference stable and accurate, several rounds of preference adjustment is essential, to synthesize the views and information of the different DMs.

Specialist Billy Moody, 26, wondered whether he could ever talk openly to friends about the close calls he had seen: rocket-propelled grenades that just missed, accurate mortar rounds that somehow failed to explode.

Four reference genes were suggested to ensure accurate all-round analysis of the nutrient and light conditions.

That day Belfast fired an accurate 350-round bombardment from her 6-inch guns, and was praised by an American admiral as a "straight-shooting ship".

The result is output that has up to 100 times greater sampling density than previously possible — meaning that scientists are a bit closer to accurate, year-round space weather tracking.

A set of adequately selected parameters based on biological processes may deliver accurate all-round tumor classification for grouping of uniform tumors for treatment allocation, prediction of treatment response or distinction of patient groups with a different prognosis.