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This triangulation allows for computing the topography while also capturing the color, if the projector's illuminant is neutral.

A trajectory planning scheme is presented, that allows for computing a path leading to a bounded required feed forward torque, implying an exact reproduction of this trajectory.

On the one hand, this formulation allows for computing the required eNB power that enables to maintain a constant average cell SINR for different cell radii, hence to obtain comparable CA results for different cell radii.

When computing this matrix, the following approximations of scalar products in Eq. (1) appear: with, for example, which allows for computing the following angles between the K[tot] column vectors of the matrix: Fig. 2. Examples of the evaluation the Gauss coefficients estimation as a function of the number of points N : left coefficient g 1 1, right coefficient h 3 2. Error bars are shown.

When the model has too many variables and displaying the entire state space is not possible, DVD allows for computing the characteristics of single trajectories.

In particular, we can modify the algorithm such that it allows for computing a constant number of (sub optimal paths for each node and each length without changing time or space complexity.

A vulnerability analysis provided the distribution of the buildings' typology in the urban centre and allowed for computing the expected damages.

Hourly simulation results allow for computing the solar fraction, in cases when the cooling capacity of the ejector cycle is kept constant during daily periods.

The FCM algorithm consistently assigned Aegilops sp. and wheat individuals to distinct genetic groups and allowed for computing admixture proportions.

In addition, we develop an objective function that calculates the best partitioning for a specific configuration and gives the computing cost of each partition, allowing for a computing balance through a mapping policy.

ActiveX is an improvement on OLE in that it adds extensibility to the model and allows for distributed computing (DCOM) as well as better performance in local applications.