All species showed similar trajectories of phenotypic divergence along the shared axis; however, differences between fragmented and unfragmented populations were not significant for all species (Gambusia sp., t = −1.5, P = 0.129; G. hubbsi, t = −0.5, P = 0.622; G. manni, t = −4.9, P < 0.001).
The nonrigid synchronization problem is equivalent to finding a set of angle-dependent warping functions w θ(t) for all rotation angles θ ∈ [0, π) such as to minimize, along the shared z-axis (that is, the axis defined by r = 0, see Fig. 3(c)), the functional (3) Q θ { w } = (1 − λ ) ∫ 0 z m ∫ 0 T | I 0 (0, z, t ) − I θ (0, z, w (t ) ) | d t d z + λ ∫ 0 T | d d t w (t ) − 1 | d t.
In this case, the arrangement of cations produces pairs of Fe(O 6 octahedra, and Fe3+ ions are antiferromagnetically coupled across the shared octahedral faces along the c-axis.
A particularly helpful graph to analyze association of liver test changes with adverse events and concomitant medication is a patient profile, defined as synoptic presentation of line plots for all three items along a shared time axis.
The performance among the models is so different, that the histograms of D T estimates cannot be plotted along a shared x-axis.
Indeed, it remains to be clarified whether similar progression along axon is shared in olfactory amygdala axis [ 174] or in the striatum, where smaller neurons with shorter axons are intermingled.
The spectral profiles show indeed a higher dispersion of amplitude peaks along the frequency axis, suggesting that species share the available acoustic space more equitably.
The familiar characteristic shared by units lying along the lth axis is represented by the series of g kl and associated with these varying axes; these series are verified to depict the significance of the axes.
Instead, they vibrate, detecting motion along the axis perpendicular to the axis of rotation.
It consists of chains of paired, edge-sharing FeO3(octahedrahedra that corner-share to form tunnels along the b axis that are bordered by 2 × 1 octahedra (see Figure 1a).
