Mr. Holmes's house departs from traditional models for New Orleans architecture, with its horizontally banded sliding windows, a large sliding door that opens onto the porch and a roof ridge running parallel to the street — "like an extremely stretched Creole cottage rather than a shotgun," John P. Klingman, a Tulane architecture professor, commented in New Orleans magazine in May.
Data were filtered in the 0.05 0.5 Hz frequency band; windows of 4 and 60 s were used for computing the short- and long-term averages, respectively.
Several research groups have been proposing different dispersion compensation schemes, for very high-speed (⩾40 Gbit/s) long-haul systems operating in the C-band window (1530 1563 nm) over standard single mode fibers, known as ITU-T G.652 fibers.
Peak windowing is another improved clipping scheme which uses a multiplicative narrow-band window such as Gaussian to reduce PAPR with minimized out of band radiation as below [15, 16]: x_{c}[n] = x[n]left 1-sumlimits_{l}a_{l}w(n-l)right), (4).
Synchronization degree was computed separately for each frequency band, window of time, electrode, and condition.
If the FTG peak frequencies were more than 1 Hz apart on the two sides the filter's pass-band window was chosen so that both peaks were included in a 10 Hz wide pass-band.
The transient gamma-band window chosen for analysis consisted of the period from 40 to 80 ms post-stimulus, which encompassed the peak of the averaged transient gamma-band response for all subjects and is consistent with the peak latency of 60 ms reported in the literature [ 19].
Their design for the new Federal Reserve Bank of New York recalled the fortified Florentine palazzi of the Medici period in the Renaissance, with a deeply rusticated stone base banded by barred windows within pointed Florentine arches.
Then again, those sweeping bands of windows also look a bit like a musical score.
The cut is a more confident gesture — until it reaches the top, where it dissolves into a band of windows.
