The phrase "alignment which is" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific type of alignment or when providing further clarification about the alignment being referenced.
Example: "The alignment which is necessary for the project must be established before we proceed."
Alternatives: "alignment that is" or "alignment which has been".
It uses suffix array index for read alignment which is generated using distributed index generation algorithm.
This layer configuration gives rise to sinusoidal-like band alignment, which is represented in Figure 1.
Registration-based cancelable template schemes rely on accurate fingerprint image alignment, which is very difficult to achieve.
This is a major advancement in band alignment, which is of fundamental importance in electronics, optoelectronics and photocatalysis.
Secondly, it uses suffix array index for read alignment which is generated using distributed index generation algorithm.
In particular, we observe that the local information should be incorporated when computing the kernel alignment, which is beneficial to further improve the classification performance.
This work addresses the problem of ontology alignment, which is the identification of overlaps in heterogeneous knowledge bases backing semantic applications.
2) Alignment, which is based on the already optimized built in FFT from the numpy package, takes 30 - 80 seconds running time.
Moreover, the shift of the x-ray detector and x-ray tube with respect to the gamma camera was minimized by visual alignment, which is error-prone.
With the objective of improving the understanding on the complexity of governing water resources for irrigated agriculture, this paper introduces the concept of scalar alignment, which is used to analyse governance implications of spatial and temporal scales.
Thereinto, coarse alignment, measured from two superposed "+" bars, guarantees the misalignment across wafer and mask within the measurement range of fine alignment, which is based on moiré fringes formed by the superposition of linear grating arrays.
