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In other words, the original T-F representation obtained from transformations like Short-Time Fourier Transform (STFT) can be augmented to a third dimension that represents modulation frequency.
If we assume that θ depends on background variables, the population model may be augmented to a regression model with several predictors (Adams & Wu [2007]): θ n = Y n β + E n (2).
To determine whether this partially protective immune response could be augmented to a level comparable to DNA constructs encoding for RVFV glycoproteins, several targeting sequences were cloned adjacent to the RVFV nucleoprotein (N) gene.
As Stendhal writes in Love, "The pleasures of private life ought to be augmented to an infinite degree by recurrent exposure to danger".
We wanted to test if our high-precision method can be augmented to an existing PPI extraction tool, in order to improve the performance of the original method.
They're augmented to a quartet live and deliver a masterclass in pure stoner rock on a steamy Thursday afternoon.
Although this narrative has been augmented to a great extent by information derived from modern archaeological excavations and, for some historical periods, by outside written sources it is frequently the major, or sole, source of historical information; however, its validity has often been disputed.
It is found that an additional damping, which is augmented to a system, is generated by the shunt damping effect.
Consider that, due to dependability concerns, this storage system is augmented to a new system made up of nreplicated nodes, such that the correct access to data requires the interaction and combination of votes of a large enough subset of correct nodes.
The five Soviet divisions stationed in Hungary before 23 October were augmented to a total strength of 17 divisions.
Instead, at both PND60 and PND100, the response to fluoride was augmented to a significantly smaller extent than that for forskolin or either of the receptor stimulants.
