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The three estimators are capable of decoupling polarization estimation from direction finding.
Such two estimators are capable of decoupling the estimations of polarization parameters from those of the direction angles.
Since the LV-MUSIC estimator requires to perform a 4D search, we just fix its polarization parameters to γ 4 and η 4 to perform a 2D search, while the other estimators perform 2D searches directly because they are capable of decoupling the polarization estimations from the direction finding.
Since both DOA-BB-MUSIC and DOA-P-BB-MUSIC estimators are capable of decoupling the polarization estimation from the direction finding, their direction finding performances will be compared with two other polarization decoupled estimators, namely the DOA-LV-MUSIC and ESPRIT [23].
In this paper, a simple, but useful cellular automation model is proposed which is capable of decoupling the effect of contact inhibited cell growth from the overall kinetics of the culture.
In addition to providing a means to quantify network excitability, like the voltage clamp, optogenetic feedback control is capable of decoupling causally related variables of circuit activation.
This new method to alter and precisely tune the mechanical properties of photopolymerized PEG hydrogels using engineered peptide sequences is capable of decoupling changes in mechanical properties from the hydrogel's degradative and diffusive properties.
This indicates that the strong magnetic field with a large vertical field gradient inside the 0 g* tube was capable of decoupling cell proliferation and ribosome biogenesis, and thus disrupting meristematic competence [ 17, 22].
Using two case studies, operating on very different time-scales, we have demonstrated that the optoclamp is capable of decoupling thalamocortical cell baseline state from fine-scale sensory-evoked firing patterns in vivo and decoupling network firing levels from various forms of neurotransmission.
Finally, there is also increasing evidence that some organisms are capable of partially decoupling foraging activity and growth via changes in digestive physiology [68], [69].
