The impedance transformers have the effect of making alternate instances of the first component appear to be a different impedance.
For instance, alternating copolymers prepared by free-radical polymerization are sequence-controlled but are not sequence-defined.
The CYNAH hologram of an alternating motor, as an instance of cyclostationary source, is obtained in an anechoic-chamber.
Another open point is whether the mix of capacity request types (RBDC and VBDC), for instance by alternating them in time, may provide advantages either from a resource utilization or QoS performance point of view.
In [2], Eckstein and Bertsekas have shown that much of the theory of the relaxed proximal point algorithm and related algorithms can be passed along to the Douglas-Rachford splitting method and its specializations, for instance, the alternating direction method of multipliers.
In the light of this, and following the proposal of distinguishing between competing models of diversification for North and Mesoamerica [ 43], we can emphasise tecto-volcanic processes as the crucial factors influencing the evolutionary history of C. ornatum, rather than recent habitat fluctuations caused, for instance, by alternating glacial/interglacial stages.
The majority of the band's lyrics are in Japanese, the band's native language, however many instances show the lyrics alternating from Japanese to English and back.
Since the feature values' variation causes the respective facial event to smoothly alternate between two extreme instances, ESC aims to automatically detect these extreme states, the upper and the lower one.
These include instances of translocations and inversions, and other specific patterns characterized by alternating stretches of consecutive odd and even DNA segments.
While traditional decision tree classifiers yield binary class labels, the alternating decision tree classifiers produce confidence measures representing the degree to which class the instance belongs to.
