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A commonly used method in preclinical imaging is that of Kirshner et al. [9], which is based on a linear scaling of the percent uptake in the animal by the ratio of the organ weights and total body weights in both species: % g organ animal k g TBweight animal g organ k g TBweight human = % organ human.

In Fig. 2, generic spatio-temporal reaction-diffusion patterns are classified into four intervals based on a linear scale between the points σ = 0 and σ = 1.

It is based on a linear scale ranging from 0 10.

Still more delicate and often neither meaningful nor revealing are comparisons based on a linear scale of 'intelligence'intelligence

The tissue stiffness map (or elastogram) is based on a linear scale, calibrated into kilopascals and represented as a colour map.

Our approach for extracting multiple high-scoring alignments is based on an efficient linear scaling approach of Huang and Miller [ 69].

The relative expression of mRNA for components of the uterine IGF system was quantified from the autoradiographs using the public domain NIH ImageJ program (available through the NIH website— http://www.nih.gov), which calculated the average optical density (OD) over the selected area of film based on a linear grey scale of 0.01 2.71.

The four clustering methods are (1) the k-means clustering of multidimensional scaled RMSD values based on a linear kernel without suppling k explicitly, (2) the hierarchical clustering algorithm with dynamic tree cut based on a linear kernel without using an explicit threshold, (3) PCA (principal component analysis) with a linear kernel and (4) PCA with an RBF (radial basis function) kernel.

A new model for the scalar time scale which is based on a linear blending between a model for flamelet combustion and a model for distributed combustion is developed.

In sound processing, the mel frequency cepstrum (MFC) is a representation of the short-term power spectrum of a sound, based on a linear cosine transform of a log power spectrum on a non-linear mel scale of frequency.

We discuss a complementary approach based on a linear model whereby breaking is driven by external sources, whose action is supposed to be characterized by a single length scale, and assumed to be driven by a flat spectrum of perturbations.