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It is shown that the position estimation accuracy with the proposed technique outperforms the conventional DOA-based least square (LS) technique and that the achieved root mean square error (RMSE) is very close to the theoretical CRLB.

The achieved root mean square errors of cross-validation for the PLS regressions were 0.22 g L−1 for Penicillin V and 0.32 g L−1 for phenoxyacetic acid and the root mean square errors of prediction for MCR-ALS were 0.23 g L−1 for Penicillin V and 0.15 g L−1 for phenoxyacetic acid.

Using this traditional medium — resounding with history and the echoes of earlier speeches, incorporating the battles resolved and the triumphs achieved — roots the often stressful election in America's proud and ongoing democratic heritage.

Estimated minimum distance between trees (m), of three stem diameters (0.1, 0.2, and 0.3 m DBH), needed to achieve root reinforcement of 2 to 15 kN m−1.

First, we apply robust control to regulate the PEMFC temperature and current, and achieve root mean square errors of 0.06 °C and 0.07 A, respectively.

The results provide an understanding of the differences in early root development of poplar planting materials and clones used for soil conservation and other purposes and guidance on appropriate tree spacings of different planting materials to achieve root interlock.

Although all root coverage procedures can provide significant reduction in recession depth and clinical attachment (CAL) gain in Miller [5] class I and class II gingival recession, CPF in combination with SCTG is more effective than CPF in achieving root coverage and gain of keratinized mucosa [6, 7].

The validation results against ground measurements over various land cover types and climate regions show that our algorithm is effective for both snow-free and snow-covered surfaces and can achieve root-mean-square errors (RMSEs) of not more than 0.034.

Experimental concentrations for -catechin solutions may also be estimated by the concentration of -catechin achieved by root exudation from C. maculosa into solution.

This demonstrates that the radial leakage of O2 along the root length and/or higher O2 uptake rate restricted roots to achieve desired root length.

User Scotty2 achieved permanent root access on the G2, while user unforgiven512 has written up an instruction guide so all can partake.