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In the fourth column, none of the partial product is available to merge sign bit '1', so this leads to extra half adder during the addition of partial products to produce sum bit (S) and this sign bit will be 0 for N/2 and N bit operation.

This can happen not only because galaxies in unresolved progenitor halos are not available to merge with the primary galaxy, but also because those galaxies will lock up baryonic material into stars (making it unavailable to the primary galaxy), and produce metals which may contaminate the circumgalactic medium (CGM) of the primary galaxy (affecting cooling rates etc).

Although alternative consensus methods are available to merge the topological information of all optimal MP trees into a supertree (Wilkinson et al., 2007), considering their strict consensus is a standard way for inferring a non-ambiguous supertree from a collection of source trees.

The merger was partly justified by the cost savings available from plans to merge the Orange and T-Mobile networks over the next four years.

Enhancements for memory, intelligence and empathy would be available, as would the option to merge with other minds, a possibility, the couple recalled, that prompted Josh to imagine plugging into the brain of Kim's notoriously crotchety cat, Mikey.

There are many libraries and tools available which provide the way to merge Hadoop with GPU.

The overarching objective behind this work is to merge publicly available data with utility consumption histories and extract statistically significant insight on utility usage for a group of houses (n = 7022) in Gainesville, USA.

As an aid that might facilitate our understanding of dopamine dynamics in the pathogenesis and treatment in PD, we have begun to merge currently available information and expert knowledge regarding presynaptic dopamine homeostasis into a computational model, following the guidelines of biochemical systems theory.

To prevent loss of 16S pyrotags from the respective alignment schemes, we utilize a merge tool available at http://acai.igb.uiuc.edu/bio/ to merge aligned sequences from both NAST and RDP Infernal into one alignment file.

However, to create a strong training set and to preserve high performance we still tried to merge the available list to obtain only the data on which different authors and different experimental techniques agreed.

The goal of the algorithm is to merge all available A k in order to obtain a single consensus matrix M ∈ ℝ r ×o, where r is the number of all receptors and o is the number of all odors.