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Then, let { θ ~ 1, θ ~ 2, …, θ ~ N s } be a sampling grid of all DOAs of interest.

Let (left { {{{tilde alpha }_{1}}, cdots, {{tilde alpha }_{{K_{alpha } }}}} right }) be a sampling grid of all directions of interest in the α domain.

These methods are based on defining a sampling grid on the angular solution space and solving the conventional single measurement CS problem.

A counting frame of 45 × 45 μm was randomly positioned in a sampling grid of 70 × 120 μm.

Cells were randomly sampled using a sampling grid of squares 75 μm x 75 μm in dimension, separated by 150 μm in x and y directions, using StereoInvestigator software using a x20 objective lens.

A sampling grid was used to ensure that participants of varied age, culture, ethnicity, severity of the illness and health care setting, were included.

A sampling grid was used in order to achieve a sample with a balanced number of participants for each burn centre representing the key professional groups/functions (i.e. physiotherapists; social workers; psychologists; nurses; care coordinators).

The results of a health survey in China indicated that the demographic characteristics of age and gender of the Kish grid sample approximated to the population, suggesting that the Kish grid is a sampling method that is practicable and easy to monitor.

If a sample grid is coarse relative to the important scales of variation in the target property then the consistency of predictions from two instantiations is expected to be small, and can be increased by reducing the grid spacing.

In this vein, Smeraldi and Bigun [59] developed a bio-inspired scheme where Gabor features were computed on a retinatopic sampling grid on the face.

Temperature data of each individual were modeled with the same set of PCNM (i.e., sinusoidal with exactly the same period), which were constructed using a unique sampling grid for each year, as proposed by Borcard et al. [30].