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The proposed PCNN is greatly simplified compared to conventional PCNN and employs an adaptive threshold, which is defined as the basic intensity of the signal component based on the histogram of the spectrogram.

The threshold of PCNN for removing background noise in the Doppler spectrogram is adaptively defined as the basic intensity of the signal estimated from the histogram of the spectrogram.

When using AD-PCNN for noise and speckle reduction in Doppler spectrogram, in the first step, since the threshold is defined as the basic intensity of the signal, the firing matrix of the adaptive threshold PCNN separates noise, independent and uncorrelated to the signal components, from the signal neurons, which are spatially connected and intensity correlated and then remove the detected noise.

Therefore, the three extreme values shown in the intensity histogram of the spectrogram correspond to the basic intensities of these three elements.

Consequently, the two extreme values whose intensities are less than 1 in the histogram represent the basic intensity of noise and signal components, respectively, (14).

pH is an expression of the intensity of the basic or acid condition of a liquid, a measure of the acidity of a solution.

However, the X-ray pattern of the pectin sample in the form of a film prepared from a 5% aqueous solution displays only contours of the groups of diffraction maxima with basic intensities that are present on the X-ray pattern of the pectin powder (Fig. 1, curves 3 and 4).

For each of 4800 faces, the subjects could choose one of Darwin's six basic emotional categories and rate the intensity of the expression on a five-point scale.

The fluorescence intensity of the dispersions in basic media increased dramatically (turn-on signals) when adding protamine, due to the formation of aggregates via electrostatic interactions between the deprotonated carboxyl groups and protein molecules.

By overlapping the job density within the zip zones based on the economic basic unit survey conducted in 2001, the intensity of the concentration of jobs at each center can be calculated.

Increasing the intensity of the intervention from basic to simplified pulls down the average cost effectiveness as a result of the low incremental cost effectiveness suggesting an improvement in efficiency.