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However, in the complementary crossbar, the variation in M+ array cannot be compensated by the variation in M− array, because M− array is the inversion of M+ array.

This article is to estimate 2D-DOA estimation in L-shaped array, and the received signal of L-shaped array cannot be modeled directly with trilinear model.

Taking into account that the higher performance of an active contour algorithm is achieved when most of the processing is done on-chip and that a parallelism degree as high as in the pixel-parallel processor array cannot be achieved due to the shortage of hardware resources, an alternative architecture was proposed Nieto et al. [34].

As in any other spatial analysis, the values of the observed variables at each location in the resulting 2-D array cannot be assumed to be statistically independent.

All the findings referred to above are limited since the number of items presented in the memory array cannot be presumed to have really exceeded the capacity limits of VSTM, except maybe for the experiment of Landman [15].

Because Gori et al. (2014) restricted their testing to the frontal ±25°, the possibility that they might have obtained a different result had they extended the range of their loudspeaker array cannot be ruled out.

The cross-correlation between a pair of perfect arrays or between projections of these arrays cannot be 0. As a corollary, any array that has all 1D projected rays sum to 0 in any direction cannot have perfect autocorrelation.

In CMC, the total number of LRS in M+ and M− arrays cannot be reduced at all, even though we use image compression algorithms such as discrete cosine transform (DCT) [4].

We proposed a formal inference procedure for testing the assumption of independence of all technical replicates in the data and concluded that for almost 10% of probe sets arrays cannot be treated independently, which has strong implications for the normalization procedures and testing for the differential expression.

Whether this observation represents a defect in a small subset of arrays, an issue with sub-ideal hybridization conditions, or a general trend in similar arrays, cannot be assessed without further analysis.

Cross-hybridization of transcripts corresponding to different structural paralogs on arrays cannot be ruled out and careful design of PCR primers will be required to assess the expression profiles of individual paralogs.