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We validate our approach with a video application that should be able to encode an H.264 (HD) and an MPEG-2 (SD) stream at the same time.

It also seems that the era of excessive pixels is well and truly upon us, as the chip promises to be able to encode and decode 1080p video… no doubt from a 5mm lens.

The modelling of the ASPP problem, which has to be able to encode any industrial-size product with realistic constraints, and the GA have been designed to accommodate any type of assembly plan and component.

The GeoGermplasmDB has an extended schema in order to record the geometry associated to few tables using the OGC standard (Fig. 3) and also to be able to encode the pest and pathogens characteristics along with model parameters associated to the crop varieties as stipulated in the requirements.

Similar to the properties of the spatial center-surround "filter", which is known to be able to encode almost any visual inputs, the temporal filter suggested in this study requires similar center and surround temporal envelops to encode a given temporal pattern.

Namely, high-capacity individuals should be able to encode and maintain a greater number of search items in VWM than low-capacity individuals, meaning that if both groups encoded items at a similar rate, the CSA in high-capacity individuals may have peaked slightly later.

When we are able to encode our experience in words, it becomes much easier to put it together into a memory.

The researchers were able to encode and decode five computer files, including an MP3 recording of part of Martin Luther King's "I have a dream" speech and a PDF version of the 1953 paper by Francis Crick and James Watson describing the structure of DNA.

Finally, we concluded that the topological descriptors used are able to encode the structural features of the studied compounds.

By etching different patterns – up to one hundred – they are able to encode all sorts of information into a single light beam.

Type III neurons are able to differentiate, i.e. they are able to encode the occurrence of a 'change' in the stimulus.